Help with Eames DCM wood grain ID  

And this one too please
Also if someone could help if this one too (not Evans) that would be great. I think it is from the 70s.

my guess.
Birch on top.
Walnut on the bottom.
Best,
Aunt Mark

Concur with Mark on the birch.
The second one looks like somebody might have tried to stain it dark.

Thanks!
Glad for your responses. Here is a pic of the darker (walnut?) bottom. 70s (I think) label on bottom. No chance it is rosewood? That was my hope.
Btw I just copy and paste these from imgur and apologize that I don't know how to include smaller pictures. I hope to figure it out shortly. It is annoying to scroll after all.

Hmm
Could be rosewood. Try taking more pics under good natural lighting. The grain looks like walnut, but the color is confounding....

Birch
Was birch typical in the beginning? Obviously teak rosewood etc In another post were said to be quite rare. Other peer examples of my chair se to look a lot like mine. Guessing birch was pretty common? I happen to like more pronounced grains myself like an oak version I have. Unfortunately the veneer isn't lined up in the middle of the seat and has a slight asymmetry but the wood is light enough so that it doesn't look foolish.

In the meantime
Woody, will work on naturally lit photos. Here is another shot in the interim.

Yes
Birch was probably the most common veneer originally, since the plywood itself is birch. I think it looks quite nice with an aged patina. Some of the grain patterns can be really wild.

Yes
The lower lovely chair pictured has similar wood grain to my walnut LCW, or maybe not.
Yours,
Aunt Mark

About the darker dcm, I was p...
About the darker dcm, I was pretty close to buying it a while back. Checked with a few knowledgeable sources and none of them thought it was rosewood. A couple believed it's ash stained dark. It's still a pretty good looking chair but very unlikely rosewood.

bshop22
If you really want to know what's up with the dark finish on that chair, just peel off the foil HM label.

Just found out...
It had been refinished.

So
Is it ash then?

FWIW, ash would be my guess.
And, if it were mine, it'd be black by now.