It was made of apple, 9’’ long, with its core made of dragon heartstring. One more Ollivander’s wand was tried out in 1984 by Jacob’s brother. The third was 8 ½’’ long, made of ebony and its core of unicorn hair. The second was made of maple, 7’’ long and its core made of phoenix feather. The first was made of beechwood, 9’’ long, with its core made of dragon heartstring and described as nice and flexible. Harry Potter tried out several wands in 1991, all made by Ollivander. We only know that it was made of applewood. There isn’t much information about Kettleburn’s wand, except that it was 11 ½’’ long, made of chestnut wood and described as whippy.Įven less information was given about Dylan Marwood’s wand. Much remained unknown about Webster Boot’s wood, except that its core was made of horned serpent horn and that it was also made by Isolt Sayre and James Steward. And the third was 12’’ long, made of laurel wood and its core of phoenix feather. The second was made of redwood, 11’’ long and its core was made of unicorn hair.

One of these three wands was bought in 1989: the first was made of ebony, 11 ¼’’ long, with its core made of dragon heartstring. It was described as slightly springy and flexible. The last one was made of blackthorn, 11 ¼’’ long, with its core made of unicorn hair. The third was inflexible, made of hornbeam, 11’’ long, with its core made of dragon heartstring. The second was pliable, 12’’ long, made of acacia and its core of unicorn hair. In 1984 he made a choice between four wands: the first one was made of maple wood, 14’’ long, with its core made of unicorn hair. Jacob’s younger sibling purchased one of many tried out wands in 19. It was snapped in half when Jacob was expelled from Hogwarts. His wand was made of maple, it was 10’’ long and its core was made of dragon heartstring.

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