There will be a couple. Free hands are few and far between, black ones are even more rare. This is because most of the freehands I do are made with briar. I can dye the briar black but I only do that if there are serious imperfections in the grain. I don't like to hide the beautiful briar grain with a solid black dye... Ebony blocks are very expensive and are very hard to find in sizes large enough for a freehand. A single ebony block for a freehand pipe could run $100 just for the wood. Ebony dust is also very toxic, so I don't care to use it with freehands do to the extensive sanding.