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A ten year old snakewood slimline

Woody

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Nice pen Peter I to have one somewere in my collection that is quite old from the days when you could get them in packs of ten as cheap as chips
 
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Smashing pen Peter :thumbs::thumbs:

I've not seen Snakewood in the flesh though from your picture it looks slightly reminiscent of figured London plane.
 
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Nice one Peter ..I would love to try Snakewood but it's far to expensive for me to cock up.
 
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A very nice pen Peter. It shows that you pen making excellence isn't a newly found.

You are lucky to have your shells produce pens, in the UK we only get pearls.
 
Jim

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Very neat indeed Peter, you gave this slimline a very nice style indeed .. :thumbs:
 
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