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I haven't made too many pens in a little while so here is my latest addition. I am calling this Chemtrails acrylic. I know I know. I'm not trying to start a holy war, but seriously there were about 30 of em over my shop the day I made this pen. With the combination of bright blue and white together it seems fitting to me. The pen is made from acrylic and comes with a JOWO nib of your choice as well as a free bottle of Noodlers Omaha Brown (or if you already have it/ hate it... the Noodlers color of your choice). The cap does post and the section is around 12.5mm at its widest. The pen is about 5 3/4" long capped and 5 3/8" long uncapped. It weighs in at around 24 grams. I am always open to custom orders. If you have something in mind please send me a message and we can talk more. I would love to hear what everybody thinks of the pen... both good and bad. The pen is here www.jandjwooddesigns.net and all of my super awesome ink deals can be found at www.jandjwooddesigns.com. Send me an offer and I'll make you a good deal.

 

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Come see some of my handmade pens!!!

www.jandjwooddesigns.net

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Now that's one I like. Pretty acrylic. Nice subtle shaping, gracefully rounded. Straight section and no big step at the cap threads. Simple furniture. And wide for comfort. Good design!

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Why not call it what they really are: Contrails. As in the word condensation. They are made of water.

 

Looking for a black SJ Transitional Esterbrook Pen. (It's smaller than an sj)

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