Please Help ID This Wood

[tsriberio]

It has a really cool reddish brown hue. Bubinga? Some sort of mahogany?

[Pine]

I would guess Mahogany. 

[wood carver 2]

Looks like mahogany, but it also looks like jatoba. Hard to tell without being hands on.
Dave.

[wood carver 2]

Can you post a good close up and a shot of the endgrain?
Dave.

[KenH]

I vote Wenge.  A great wood.   

Can't tell much from that distant of view.

[monterey]

Purple heart?

[4 point]

Looks like bubinga to me. How heavy is it?

[Buemaker]

Bubinga is my guess.

[Bvas]

Mongolian tulip 

[tsriberio]

Mongolian tulip 

Is that even a real thing?

[wood carver 2]

Of course it is. Next time l'm in mongolia, I'll bring some back. 😉🤔
Dave.

[tsriberio]

Of course it is. Next time l'm in mongolia, I'll bring some back. 😉🤔
Dave.

Can I get a link to see? Now I'm curious.

[wood carver 2]

Sorry, I'm just kidding.
I'm being deprived of turkey hunting this spring and my sense of humour is a bit off.
Dave.

[Bvas]

Mongolian tulip 

Is that even a real thing?

It's pretty rare. Grows in some of the darkest hollers in PA.

[bigbob2]

I go with Bubinga too

[BigJim]

without a close up of the grain, I vote bubinga. Colors are a funny thing and cameras don't always portray them honestly.

BigJim

[Roy from Pa]

Perfect example of Mongolian tulip wood.

[bigbob2]

Glad you are back on deck Roy, even if your eyesight is wonky!!

[Black Mockingbird]

Mongolian tulip 

Is that even a real thing?

It's pretty rare. Grows in some of the darkest hollers in PA.
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Just on a small patch a land in paintertown pa..no where else.

[Islander 19]

I can not be sure from the picture but it looks like Teak to me I use a lot on boats if is oily feeling then it probaly is.
Islander