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Good morning from Winnipeg,
It's times like this when I wish I had Welsh ancestry! Your pens (and the presentation case) are quite beautiful. I've turned several Sirocco kits and I most admire the simple, clean lines of the pen design. Your blanks take it to a new level. Did you cast the blanks and purchase them? I suspect that I might have to 'pretend' to be Welsh just to own such pens.
Thank you and well done.
Rod
It's times like this when I wish I had Welsh ancestry! Your pens (and the presentation case) are quite beautiful. I've turned several Sirocco kits and I most admire the simple, clean lines of the pen design. Your blanks take it to a new level. Did you cast the blanks and purchase them? I suspect that I might have to 'pretend' to be Welsh just to own such pens.
Thank you and well done.
Rod
alan morrison
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Superb pens, Johnny.
Well turned and vibrant colours.
Alan
Well turned and vibrant colours.
Alan
Sot on Johnny 
Penpal
Grand Master
Viva la differance my oath mate,lovely clean images Johnny.
Peter.
Peter.
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That is a beauty Johnny.