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dfurlano Mint

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This was a commission - Sterling silver, G10, and acrylic ink window. Piston filler, the end cap on the body turns to fill the pen.

 

 

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WOW!:yikes:

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BigShed Near Mint

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Very nice indeed, good to see a custom clip and fittings, especially in Sterling silver.

 

The blue goes very well with the silver and I love the texturing on the blue.

 

If I have one minor reservation, it is that the cross part of the sword clip seems a bit out of proportion to both the pen and the blade of the sword.

 

Having said that I know nothing about swords and I am sure that was part of your brief for this client.

 

In other words I probably don't know what I am talking about :ltcapd:

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Holy moly!

 

That pen has character.....

 

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Dan is working on a joint project with Brian Grey at Edison Pens, an overlay. Check it out, Shades of the 1920's-1930's. Usual disclaimers apply, no affiliation, just a very satisfied client, Jim

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Wooooooo!!!! Now THAT is an amazing creation - I love it!!

 

I think if I were to go this stunning beauty, I'd be looking for a monotone silver coloured nib, but whatever - fantastic!

 

Thanks for sharing!

 

Ken

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Sweet! Nice job!

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