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Gregory Hardy

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This is another one being featured in the exhibit of Modern Celtic Art at the end of the month – this one sports Celtic knot-work in copper on nickel with nickel end leaves. The body is green acrylic with a Bock #5 nib.
 

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Thanks, gentlemen! Having solved the wire knotwork process (to a lesser degree), I can move forward with this a little bit further. Good to have a challenge waiting for you every day! Thanks again.
 
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Phil Dart said:
You're right - sorry. Yes, I can afford them both but you'll have to discount them by 50%

Is that better?
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Oh...uh...hmmm. Let me think. As long as we both discount at the same rate, it seems that we can both afford twice as many goodies...so, yes, it is better! Once again, your "can-do" attitude is healthy and evident.
 
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