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Antique brass Victorian fountain pen

brody2123

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Now ill be the first to say I didn't like these when I first saw them. But after seeing more of them I thought I should have a go at one. Glad I did as they really are a beautiful pen. Well made components too. This has a nice bit of Thuya Burl on it. Lush:thumbs:
 

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johnny5

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Brody
I made this kit a year ago and was slated on this site.
Times and people change and so do tastes .
I believe there was an anti PSI approach to anything new at the time.
However
Your pen is stunning and all the ones i made were sold and as you say , the components are a solid and a good quality pen they are.
Great looking pen and well turned
 

Buckeye

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I do like the look of it and I like to see different pens, even if some are not to my taste it makes a change from the same old. Anyway, it's a lovely pen:thumbs:

Peter
 

Woody

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Love it Brody having made one of them and the ballpoint a while ago i must say they are quality kits and you my friend have done the kit proud
 

brody2123

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Brody
I made this kit a year ago and was slated on this site.
Times and people change and so do tastes .
I believe there was an anti PSI approach to anything new at the time.
However
Your pen is stunning and all the ones i made were sold and as you say , the components are a solid and a good quality pen they are.
Great looking pen and well turned

Thanks very much. I really did judge this kit before I gave it a try. I'm a true convertee now. :thumbs:
 

Penpal

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Brody brave of you to first of all to buy a kit you may not have liked one time secondly to produce such a pen using great timber. One enhances the other. Ripper pen top pictures.

Peter.
 
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