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I made a few more pens this week. First up is a .... well .... I call it the Dewalt pen, only cause I love their tools. I can't officially call it that because of trademark stuff but it really does have the right colors. It is an alumilite pen that is fairly large at around 5 3/4" long capped. I have a F JOWO nib in it that is black oxide plated. I thought that fit pretty well with the color scheme.

Next are 2 Conway Stewart blanks. The first is Pistachio and the second is Coral Green. Both pens are similar styles. The only difference between the 2 is that the Pistachio pen posts and the Coral Green pen does not. These pens are medium sized at around 5 1/2" long capped and 5" long uncapped. All 3 pens have JOWO nibs and come with a Schmidt K6 screw in converter. All 3 pens will work as eyedroppers as well. To see or purchase any of my inventory of handmade pens go to www.jandjwooddesigns.net.

 

Next, as many of you know, I also maintain an ebay store where I carry Noodlers, Private Reserve, J Herbin, Diamine, and Platinum Inks. I also carry ALL of the Noodlers fountain pens as well as a few from Platinum. Everything in the store is 10% off for the rest of the week. Visit www.jandjwooddesigns.com to take part in the sale.

 

As always I am available for custom pen builds and any questions. Send me a message if you have something in mind.

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Come see some of my handmade pens!!!

www.jandjwooddesigns.net

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