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Here's one I just finished. Its pretty big... around 6 inches long. I forgot the name of the alumilite blank but if you like blue, its pretty awesome. Comes with your choice of polished steel JOWO nib and a Schmidt screw in converter. It will also work great as an eyedropper. In fact, I drilled it extra big. It should hold around 2.5ml of ink. If anyone is interested, I would be happy to include any blue color you like that is in Noodlers color lineup. I usually have all of them on hand. The pen can be found at www.jandjwooddesigns.net I would love to hear what everyone thinks. Also, if you check my website, I have some ballpoint pens available now too. I know that's kind of a naughty word around here, but some people like both. Thanks for looking.

Come see some of my handmade pens!!!

www.jandjwooddesigns.net

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Why don't you show it here?

And what does "large" mean?

A bit more information please!

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I agree, which pen is the New Large Fountain Pen - or one that you want to highlight for potential readers/customers?

 

nice pens btw :)

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The Alumilite Majestic looks lovely and the RT adds the finishing touch. thumbup.gif The acrylic Sea Foam and Mossy Seas are equally attractive.

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