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Look at the Broadwell Nouveau kits, Jim at Pencrafts in Glasgow did them.
Different platings but pure class. A very nicely weighted pen in rollerball & fountain pen.
Suitable for both sexes as my 80 yr old mother loves hers as much as the young man who was also given one as a gift for getting a new job.

I would also say the Pristina as Peter says above, another cracking pen, but, for heirlooms it would be the Broadwell for me

[QUOTE="stevenw1963, post: 141186, member: 109"] Look at the Broadwell Nouveau kits, Jim at Pencrafts in Glasgow did them. Different platings but pure class. A very nicely weighted pen in rollerball & fountain pen. Suitable for both sexes as my 80 yr old mother loves hers as much as the young man who was also given one as a gift for getting a new job. I would also say the Pristina as Peter says above, another cracking pen, but, for heirlooms it would be the Broadwell for me [/QUOTE]

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