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First up is the latest Scholarship fund raiser pen - this one for the September 2014 winner.

https://newtonpens.wordpress.com/eastman-carrot-small/

 

 

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Next is a green ripple ebonite Eastman. Really lovely material.

https://newtonpens.wordpress.com/eastman-green-ripple-ebonite-small/

 

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Last is one I had started a while back and just finished up today.

Several materials put together here. :)

https://newtonpens.wordpress.com/gibby-black-and-tan-hard-rubber-tortoise-and-zebrano-wood-small-long/

 

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The green ebonite is quite lovely. I keep hoping that someday I'll win one of the scholarship raffles.... (I've been obsessing about exactly what I want for quite some time now!)

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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One I just finished up tonight. Will be going with me to the 2015 Arkansas Pen Show. :) 10926369_597748180324612_10272801210141010918999_597747816991315_885623211113978

That could be an "Australia Day" pen. It's Australia Day tomorrow (26 Jan.) and there will be lots of green and gold around!

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Cool! I didn't know about that. :)

 

This summer I plan on making lots of celebratory pens, colors of nations, colors of groups or organizations.

Some experimenting with overlays and diamonds and all sorts of other things.

 

I can't wait.


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Beautiful pens Shawn. I'll keep entering the Scholarship Lottery until I can win one and then...WOW! it will be a beauty too.

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Make sure you guys do. I was a very fortunate winner and now have TWO Newtons.... both bulbfillers and both drop-dead gorgeous. But somehow, two just isn't enough...... ;)

http://www.aysedasi.co.uk

 

 

 

 

She turned me into a newt.......

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