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Yes they are very nice.

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This beauty. Extended Black Ebonite Mina (brushed finish) with a button filler(non standard) and a shorter twist(non standard).

 

Nib was tuned to perfection when it arrived.

 

http://i.imgur.com/IaWWRE3.jpg

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I have quite few also and really like them. They are very well made and I love to be able to chose the colors and materials I have my pens made from. Brian also changed the shape of the section on my Glenmont, which I wouldn't have been able to do elsewhere.

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No custom yet, but I do have Glenmont on order. I have a production line Pearlette and I quite like it. The nib had a nasty tendency to dry out, but a little cleaning, flossing, and adjusting fixed that. Makes a great pocket or carry pen.

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http://zobeid.zapto.org/image/pens/edison_glenmont_04.jpg

 

http://zobeid.zapto.org/image/pens/edison_morgan/glenmont_and_morgan_3.jpeg

 

They're fantastic. :thumbup:

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