Display case

[Bob Ellis]

I've had a glass display case in our local museum for a couple of years now, because I sell my pens there to raise money to rebind old and rare books of local interest belonging to the Macfie-Calvert Trust, of which I am chairman. However, people are now also coming round to my house seeking to buy pens, so I searched the internet for a display case. The better quality ones are eye-wateringly expensive, but I found one more reasonably priced at Penn State Industries. While it still cost £160 including postage and customs duties, I am pleased with the quality of this 36 pen rosewood case.

 

[Buckeye]

It looks great, my wife bought me one I had seen and I wish I had bought another as they are no longer available, you can see it here.

Peter

 

[Pierre]

I thought that Vince sold them on turners workshop for about 150£

 

[fortress]

If you display them, they will come. That looks the business Bob, do the trays pull out any farther?

 

[Bob Ellis]

I thought that Vince sold them on turners workshop for about 150£

Yes, he does, but he is out of stock of them at the moment.

 

[Bob Ellis]

If you display them, they will come. That looks the business Bob, do the trays pull out any farther?

Yes, the trays are fully removable. The pen compartments are wide and deep enough for the largest pens and the whole thing seems well made.

 

[Graham_C]

Presentation is everything, and that looks great Bob. Lovely selection of pens too

 

[woodhacker]

Nice case, pity you had to send abroad for it though.

 

[wm460]

That is a flash looking display case.

 

[Penpal]

Beaut feature with the removable drawers.

Peter.

 

[Lons]

That's a really nice case Bob.

I want to make one myself but it's way down my todo list.