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scouseroy

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Been busy today Couldn't sleep so started 6:30am might have a nap now :down: From the top.... White Milkwood on Empress Fountain, Tulipwood On Silver Twist, Purpleheart on Gold Twist, Milkwood on Executive Fountain and Elm on Silver Slimline ... all finished with CA.
white milkwood empress fountain pen.jpgTulipwood on a Silver Sovereign twist.jpgPurpleheart on gold sovereign twist.jpgmilkwood executive fountain pen.jpgElm on silver slimline.jpg
 

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Every single one of them is class Roy. I don't know if they've changed it now but the Empress fountain pen had a hole that was too small for cartridges to fit through and most refills. If it still is then let me know as I have some that will fit.
 

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Every single one of them is class Roy. I don't know if they've changed it now but the Empress fountain pen had a hole that was too small for cartridges to fit through and most refills. If it still is then let me know as I have some that will fit.
Thanks Paul ,I just checked and it seems to fit , I never thought to actually try the ink in the pen Duh!! so thanks for warning me :thumbs:
 

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Thanks Paul ,I just checked and it seems to fit , I never thought to actually try the ink in the pen Duh!! so thanks for warning me :thumbs:

Glad to help Roy. I've see that they've reduced them to £6.45 inc VAT at the moment which if the cartridge fits, it as good price, I was surprised at just how many people like the bling so are worth having a few for sale.
 

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Very nice Roy well done mate I still have quite a few of the empress kits to make up I will have to get a move on
 

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Nice pens, never heard of Milkwood before, where did you get the blank? Well done on catching the green/purple division in the Yellow Poplar.
 

scouseroy

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Nice pens, never heard of Milkwood before, where did you get the blank? Well done on catching the green/purple division in the Yellow Poplar.

The Milkwood was given to me Neil ,so don't know the origin I'm afraid. according to Wikipedia its Sideroxylon inerme from South Africa :nooidea:
 

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Nee Naw, Nee Naw, Nee Naw... Don't worry Roy, I'll visit you.
 

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Really??? Gulp:devil:

Yup, they're definitely after you.

Just as well is wasn't Tambootie, the royal wood of the Zulus. The king of the Zulus has put a death wish/curse on the wood so that anyone who touches it without his Royal consent will die, and apparently, pretty damn quickly. However, and much to the insurance companys relief and the wife's despair, I have survived this evil curse, and suspect that you too, may evade the tree police.

Looks an interesting wood, tough, used for boatbuilding amongst other things.
 

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Some nice pens there Roy :thumbs:
I have an Empress in the shed waiting to be made up and yes there is very little room for error when drilling :pray:
 
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