Source for Holly ?

[Steve Bietau]

Can anyone suggest a good source for holly ?

[Phil Mueller]

What size are you looking for? If you’re looking for stringing or 1/8” or 1/4” material, go to inlaybanding dot com.
Larger sizes are available at BellForest and I’m sure other lumber suppliers as well.

[Larry Frank]

I have found some nice Holly on eBay. Typically, they will have several pictures of the piece you are buying.

[John K Jordan]

What sizes and quantity? Do you need pure white? Dry?

[Jim Becker]

Hearne Hardwoods sells holly.

[Lee Schierer]

It would be a good idea for you to add a location to your profile so we know where in the world you are located.

[Michael Koons]

That's where I got mine for stringing. They had a nice selection. I've also seen it at Groff and Groff here in PA.

[jerry cousins]

i have not ordered from them - but here's a place -
https://www.domexhardwoods.com/
jerry

[Don Coffman]

I bought a piece to make a few 1911 grips off "Woodbarter" FB page which I follow.

[Al Weber]

I've purchased from Domex and the quality was excellent.

[Scott Brader]

I have no idea where you are, but Kettle Moraine Hardwoods in Slinger, WI (http://www.kmhardwoods.com) had plenty of holly the last time I was there.

[John K Jordan]

It would be a good idea for you to add a location to your profile so we know where in the world you are located.

That's exactly what I was thinking. If he lived close and needed small or thin pieces, I could probably cut some or save some I would otherwise burn.

JKJ

[johnny means]

We quite literally have a truckload of holly that floats around our yard(it's a low lying area and floods from time to time). What are you looking for?