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Mandarin Yellow Custom Fp


3rdlakerobert

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I have one more of these to make and then it'll be time to move on. Thanks to all who commented so positively about them.

 

 

Overall length 144 mm (5 1/2")

Length without cap 135 mm (5 1/4")

Length posted 172 mm (6 3/4")

 

Cap diameter 16.5 mm

Barrel diameter 14.5 mm

Section diameter 12.8 mm

 

Weight 27 gm with converter

 

#6 Meisternib polished steel

Rhodium clip and sterling silver band

 

Cartridge/converter filling

 

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Below: Finials inlaid with mandarin yellow material; cap and barrel inlaid with pickguard

 

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Below: Cap finial is flared and barrel finial is threaded for posting

 

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Below: Sterling silver band is epoxied in place against a shoulder. Section is not as deeply pinched as the earlier versions of the Duofold-style pens I made.

 

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Another great pen! :notworthy1:

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Very nice. What makes up the white/black/white bands? Very elegant.

Thanks, Chris. That's "pickguard," a material used in making guitars.

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Amazing fountain pen!!! The yellow is not my favorite color but it doesn't matter, the finishes are perfect! Congratulations!!! :clap1: :clap1: :clap1:

 

See you.

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Very nice. What makes up the white/black/white bands? Very elegant.

Thanks, Chris. That's "pickguard," a material used in making guitars.

 

Nice touch. IMO it really sets your work apart.

 

 

 

Chris

 

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very sober and elegant :thumbup:

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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Been looking for a pen with a flared section like this. Where do you get one of these?

 

If you have any suggestions on where to find one like this but a little slimmer, please let me know : )

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I really admire the lovely inlay work on this pen - it's not flashy, but gives the design great definition and interest. A bit like really good purfling on a violin... which isn't a completely dissimilar technique in some ways.

Too many pens, too little time!

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