golden brown

“Now and again he caught glimpses, framed in green foliage, of the golden brown of Lute's corduroy riding-habit and of the bay horse that moved beneath her.”

Jack London's Story - Moon Face: Planchette pg 3 of 3

“Page 201. by golden brown bees; From these skeps came a delicious aroma of riced flowers and virgin wax.”

The Man Between: An International Romance

“Clad in an old pair of khaki shorts and nothing else, bare-footed, he was golden brown and silky-skinned, his slender, boyish body already hinting at later power in the breadth of the young square shoulders, the well-developed calf and thigh muscles, the flat belly and narrow hips.”

The Thorn Birds

“Now their faces were close, so close the rich, golden brown of his irises mesmerized her.”

The Hollow

“So when he walked back down the street, a lean boy not quite beyond the gangly stage of adolescence, his dense brown hair tied back in a stubby tail, golden brown eyes shaded with Oakleys, it was, for him, just another ordinary day.”

The Hollow

“Blue-black silk dress with sleeve of pinky red and golden brown gloves.”

Giorgione

“When the ground was strewn with the crimson and golden leaves of autumn, and the musk-scented grapes that covered the arbour at the end of the garden were turning golden brown in the sunshine, I began to write a sketch of my life – a year after I had written "The Frost King.”

The Story of My Life

“He dug these coppertone chicks with their golden brown coifs.”

Simon & Schuster: I.O.U.