Noss, I bought it from a local nursery under the name "Improved Brown Turkey." I'm not sure what that "Improved" means--whether it's a distinct variety apart from other Brown Turkeys, or what. It's been a very nice tree, until the beetles discovered it--vigorous, productive, tasty, and with good-sized figs. I'd recommend it to anybody who can grow open-eyed figs successfully.
My daughter sewed the sleeves I mentioned earlier from some old sheer curtain material. At first I thought it would be a good solution, but the birds were too much for it. I think they're probably too much for any fabric--it's the woodpeckers that cause the damage. I figure if they can peck holes in trees, they can get through most anything else (unless somebody comes up with a Kevlar mosquito net)! Anyway, I think the closed-eye approach will work in the long run, but I'll have to be patient for another year or two.