Pair of Chrome Omega's in Santos Rosewood

[billyb_imp]

A couple of chrome Omega's from todays time down at Sheddington, a fountain pen & rollerball dressed in Santos Rosewood

 

[Les ELm]

Nice Form, Fit and Finish on some great looking timber.
Well done.
Don't care for those component sets.
The nib section looks too long and makes the completed pen look out of proportion.

Les

 

[Woody]

Now these I like nice bit of wood and well executed mate love em

 

[Penpal]

Billy two very useful pens with neat timber mate.

Peter.

 

[Grump]

Lovely pens and great pics Billy.

 

[chas_41_uk]

A very nice pair of pens Billy

 

[Buckeye]

Sober timber making two classic pens

Peter

 

[rayf6604]

Very nice Billy, I find the Omega a joy to make and the Rosewood looks good

 

[Terry Q]

This pen looks very comfortable to use. Rosewood has a rich color. Makes a nice combination. Well done.

 

[Terry]

Cracking pair of pens Billy !!!

 

[ray7]

Very nice.

Ray

 

[wm460]

Very nicely finished pens.

 

[Vic Perrin]

Spot on Billy really nice

Vic

 

[Neil]

Difficult to see the beauty of this timber, but if you are not aware, despite it being called Santos Rosewood, the one thing it is not, is a Rosewood! So called in a vain attempt to increase the commercial return on the wood. Aka Bolivian rosewood it comes from South America.

 

[paulm]

Very nice pair of pens there Billy

 

[Jim]

Two good looking pens Billy, well photographed also ..

 

[billyb_imp]

Difficult to see the beauty of this timber, but if you are not aware, despite it being called Santos Rosewood, the one thing it is not, is a Rosewood! So called in a vain attempt to increase the commercial return on the wood. Aka Bolivian rosewood it comes from South America.

Yes I did know Neil & on my Facebook page I do tell potential buyers that it is not a true rosewood, taking the info from " The Wood Database"