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That looks pretty close what we had to use in primary school Vic.
angelo49
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Nice pen Vic, but,
You keep the pen........gimmie the stand!!
You keep the pen........gimmie the stand!!
Penpal
Grand Master
Such a fine nib, beaut turned holder housed in a lovely pen rest. Recently I decided my seldom use of fountain pens I use them as dip pens it works so well that is what I will do in future.
Yew is spectacular, love the olde fashioned setting with the candle holder. You need a larger light box though.
Peter.
Yew is spectacular, love the olde fashioned setting with the candle holder. You need a larger light box though.
Peter.
Stunning mate But I would have thought a stone slab chisel and mallet would be more your era
:mooney::mooney::kissass::mooney::mooney:
Not bad for a novice I suppose.
Alright! Alright! I bloody love it then.
Where's the blotter?
Alright! Alright! I bloody love it then.
Where's the blotter?
Blimey Vic, that's not bad. Some lucky sod's going to be very pleased
What did you finish the Yew with?
The lucky sod is the Mrs mate
The yew was finished with 5 coats of Danish Oil and microcrystalline wax 
Penpal
Grand Master
Great news keeping it in the family Vic it will be a keepsake in the family.
Peter.
Peter.
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Beautifully done Vic.
iandel
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Beautiful, ergonomic pen
Les ELm
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Nicely done.
Les
done.Les