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I am most familiar with the last three timbers the five pens are very economic giving two pens for every blank or enabling the very best of the end you choose What is the supply of Mango over your way it is so beautiful and Mango trees abound in the nth of Australia the grain on your pen is typical and expressive. all five in the pic demonstrate individual skill and choice thank you for sharing Johnny. Three cheers for timber pens.

Peter.

[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 216492, member: 122"] I am most familiar with the last three timbers the five pens are very economic giving two pens for every blank or enabling the very best of the end you choose What is the supply of Mango over your way it is so beautiful and Mango trees abound in the nth of Australia the grain on your pen is typical and expressive. all five in the pic demonstrate individual skill and choice thank you for sharing Johnny. Three cheers for timber pens. Peter. [/QUOTE]

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