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I am liquidating some of the inventory of Pen Haven and found a few modern pens I cannot identify. I'm thinking they were made by a local DC area pen turner but asked all the ones I know and they don't recognize the maker. Does anyone know who may have made this pen? I have several in other colors just like it. Thanks, BOB

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It reminds me quite a lot of 2 pens I have which were made by Mike Trobee, is that a possibility?

 

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This is one of his pens... (not mine, but I have a turned lapis lazuli FP that is similar to this one)

Here's another one...

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Bob,

 

My first thought was that it's one of Alan Shaw's pens. But, I don't know if he engraves his pens.

 

Blessings,

 

Tim

Tim Girdler Pens  (Nib Tuning; Custom Nib Grinding; New & Vintage Pen Sales)
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Does look like the Trobee pens. I showed it to Alan Shaw and he didn't know who made it. Thanks, BOB

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Does look like the Trobee pens. I showed it to Alan Shaw and he didn't know who made it. Thanks, BOB

 

I figured you might have, given the events at Bert's yesterday. Again, it was very good to see you.

 

Blessings,

 

Tim

Tim Girdler Pens  (Nib Tuning; Custom Nib Grinding; New & Vintage Pen Sales)
The Fountain Pen: An elegant instrument for a more civilized age.
I Write With: Any one of my assortment of Parker "51"s or Vacumatics

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