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Both Edgars and Deans statements are entirely accurate about walnut stocks. In addition American/black walnut trees grow throughout the US where soils, growing seasons, rain fall, and seasonal temperature vary drastically. These variations will change the appearance of wood even if the trees are biologically the same. By 1937 Parker offered the D and C grades in fancy American walnut only.
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