alan morrison
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It is coming up to the centenary of the Rivers racing yacht and I was asked to make a few pens to commemorate this using timbers from an old Rivers yacht.
This is a trial pen.
This is a trial pen.
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Oak and pitch pine
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Penpal
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Memento,s such as your pen will be highly acceptable IMHO,clever design and implementation Alan.
Peter.
Peter.
angelo49
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Great segmenting!!!
!!NICELY DONE!!
!!NICELY DONE!!
Terry Q
Fellow
Great looking segment. Its quite appealing. Well done Alan.
Les ELm
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Looks great.
Nice work on the segmenting.
Les
great.Nice work
on the segmenting.Les
AllenN
Fellow
That is very nice. A lot of work and thought has gone into that. Well done.
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Great looking segmenting well done.
A beautiful pen Alan. I bet it smelled lovely when you turned it.
alan morrison
Fellow
A beautiful pen Alan. I bet it smelled lovely when you turned it.
Thanks for the comments Bill.
Great whiff off the pine.
Funny though, a lot of the oak that I was given was stained blue all the way through, which I assume was the sea water reacting with rusty nails in the oak