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Curly Bubinga

Les ELm

Les ELm

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Sanded 400 grit only, buffed with extra fine steel wool and applied 6 coats of MINWAX Clear Gloss Polyurethane.
Modified some Jr. Gent components a while back to make a Longwood.
Twist the nib to advance and retract the Parker refill.

Les
 

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paulm

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That is superb Les in all aspects and thank you for showing the mech.
 
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