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Crazy Pen And Knife Event Weekend At Dromgoole's


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Hello everybody, just wanted to let you all know we have some fun things going on this weekend at Dromgooles.

 

Saturday

 

10AM-5PM

Brian Tighe will be here showing off his custom knives as well as displaying his son Grayson Tighe's pens.(WOWWWW)

Shu-Jen Lin will be here featuring Taccia's newest products including Maki-e, inks, regular product line

Ryan Sirignano will be here with Montegrappa, Aurora, and Esterbrook including the Montegrappa Samurai and others

David Oscarson will be here with his new Golden Spike as well as artist proofs and short run limited edition colors.

 

After the day event, we will be hosting a meeting for the Usual Suspects Network (knife group) guest are welcome. Featuring Brian Tighe

 

Sunday- We are open Sundays during December up until Christmas

 

Ryan Sirignano will be here from 12pm-4pm continuing event from previous day!

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