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Mulberry Fountain pen.

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Ratty

Full Member
Joined
May 14, 2016
Posts
192
Location
Ivybridge
First Name
David
Locally grown Mulbery on this one with Conway Stuart acrylic section.
I will probably make a wooden section to finish this one off.
Just need to save up for the triple start tap and die for the cap now.
 

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flexi

flexi

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Sep 12, 2014
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Maidstone
First Name
mark
Another little stunner, yes it would look better with a wooden grip....but it's nice as is too:drool::drool:
 
silver

silver

General dogsbody
Executive Member
Joined
Jun 29, 2013
Posts
6,304
Location
Somewhere in Staffordshire,
First Name
Eamonn.
Looks a stunner that does David. would look nice with a wooden feeder section.

May be selling all my taps and Dies if I get the right offer for them.. :whistling:! I have double and triple start taps & Dies in, 10's, 12's and 14's.
 
Penpal

Penpal

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Joined
May 26, 2013
Posts
25,342
Location
Canberra AUSTRALIA
First Name
Peter
Mulberry occassionally throws up some nice timber including beautiful burl. All Mulberry pens are a treat including this one.

Peter.
 
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