Pen of the Week - (POTW4). Voting now closed

[Phil Dart]

Pen of the Week 4, and I hope as many members as possible will feel they are able to vote.

Voting is simple - just choose your favourite pen from all those below. They were all posted on the Forum sometime during the last week (any posted today will be in next week's vote). Once you've decided, make your choice in the poll at the top of this page, then click the "vote" button. That's it.

(You only get one vote though, and you can't change it once it's done, so please make make sure you correctly click the one you want as I'm afraid I'm not going to get involved in "can you change my vote please?" - sorry.

Voting will automatically close at this time on Wednesday evening, and we'll have our winner - which will get posted in a separate thread in the normal way and will also feature on the Forum's front cover until the next winner.

Here we all go then, and good luck everybody. Thanks for showing all your pens his week - it's been fantastic seeing them all.

This week's pens (33 in total - I've grouped some pens together as originally posted by their respective members) are all in the next 5 posts.

 

[Phil Dart]

Knights Templar Pen

Gallipoli commission

4 Prozx

Spalted silver birch

donation pens

SS Pegu Burmese Teak salvaged wood

 

[Phil Dart]

Spalted Beech Mistral

Mistral in X Cut Cocobolo

Turned a few more

Bolt Action in Navy Cammo

A bit different

Epsilon

Kingwood Chrome GentII

Laser Cut Inlay

Black Chrome

 

[Phil Dart]

Phoenix Rising - Blue and Green

New Zealand Tawa

900 year old Royal brown oak

Grown in n.s.w au

Steam punk pen

Horse chestnut

Bright Mistral

Midgets

Forth attempt

 

[Phil Dart]

New Black Ti Mistral Ballpoint

Leveche with a few watchparts

Made up some orders today

Two more spalted Silver birch

Auction pen

Zeta

Here we go round the Mulberry Bush

 

[Phil Dart]

A checkered future?

A Puzzle

 

[Steve68]

A lot of beauties there Phil. It gets more difficult each week to pick just one.

 

[yorkshireman]

Hmmm, I could have picked at least eight

 

[Penpal]

Interesting multiples,another way to go.

Peter.

 

[Frederick]

Cor! I have a vote again. Is this divine intervention resulting from my previous ungodly comments reference Burr Elm?

Good selection and very very hard to choose. So much skill and dedication. It's a pity there can only be one "winner". They all deserve it in my book.

Well done to those that entered.

 

[Bill Mooney]

A hard choice this week Phil.