Help identifying this wood.

[MPVic]

I've accumulated so much material over the years & have carelessly stored it without labeling it. Could someone take a stab at identifying these blanks? Thanks in advance.

 

[Old Lar]

Just a guess. I'd say buckeye burl. If it is a little soft and light.

 

[1080Wayne]

The red in the center piece makes me think Manitoba maple (box elder) .

 

[1shootist]

Looks like buckeye burl.
Here's a great place to compare what you have in hand... www.hobbithouseinc.com

 

[gimpy]

Buckeye burl

 

[Dehn0045]

Myrtle

 

[keithbyrd]

Buckeye or myrtle - probably buckete

 

[turncrazy43]

Buckeye burl is my guess.

 

[MPVic]

Thanks to all who responded - much appreciated.

 

[GaryMGg]

Close-up looks like Camphor.
Any aroma?

 

[1080Wayne]

Mark , perhaps I should explain my box elder diagnosis . The red colour frequently seen in it is caused by a species of fusarium fungus which seems to only affect box elder trees . None of the other maples and neither California or Ohio buckeye or their horse chestnut cousin get that colour , at least I have never seen a picture on this forum or any website of it in those species . That said , the two outer pieces could well be California buckeye , IF they do not have any red in them . California buckeye was my first thought , until I saw the red .