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Roman Harvest in Thuya Burr

Terry

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This is the last commission that I have in the series of Roman Harvest fountain pens. This is the second that I have done in Thuya as the customer saw the first one and wanted one identical !!!!!!
 

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bluntchisel

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Bloody 'ell, Terry - stop this, I'm running out of superlatives! Another grand piece of work and a beautiful pen!!!

Bob.
 
Grump

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Terry said:
This is the last commission that I have in the series of Roman Harvest fountain pens. This is the second that I have done in Thuya as the customer saw the first one and wanted one identical !!!!!!
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Very nice Terry, very nice indeed but the whole idea is no two can be identical, every pen we make is original there can only be one.
 
Woody

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Flaming Nora mate that is in a class of its own I absolutely love it well done Mr plonker chair man
 
silver

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Why did I miss this on the first run.. :whistling:

Just as good as previous one Terry. Really nice and well finished.. they are nicely done and great kits that are worth showing off..:thumbs::thumbs:
 
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