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Love the finish there are numerous kits that would enhance and establish that beautiful texture you so painstakingly created. Viva la differance.

Last night had a phone call from our second daughter in Brisbane just back from visiting us here she reported and observed a swap pen I had received from ED Brown from the IAP made from mammoth chips at the time he sold these blanks for 20 to thirty US dollars in fact I will include a pic of the pen itself well where she works a Surgeon paid 4200 AU Pesos on a mammoth and historic timber pen as a keepsake for an upcoming marriage in his family. I know the remarks on the forum although sometimes quite sporting can never truly reflect the general publics taste or reception of our pens that varies in every location all around our countries and indeed the world. The effect you acheived is similar to burning timber with soft sap and is highly regarded as your pen is to me. Try my litmus test show your pen to a number of people let them look and feel your new pen then tell us the reception of it. I love it.

Kind regards Peter.

<blockquote data-quote="Penpal" data-source="post: 66003" data-attributes="member: 122">Love the finish there are numerous kits that would enhance and establish that beautiful texture you so painstakingly created. Viva la differance.Last night had a phone call from our second daughter in Brisbane just back from visiting us here she reported and observed a swap pen I had received from ED Brown from the IAP made from mammoth chips at the time he sold these blanks for 20 to thirty US dollars in fact I will include a pic of the pen itself well where she works a Surgeon paid 4200 AU Pesos on a mammoth and historic timber pen as a keepsake for an upcoming marriage in his family. I know the remarks on the forum although sometimes quite sporting can never truly reflect the general publics taste or reception of our pens that varies in every location all around our countries and indeed the world. The effect you acheived is similar to burning timber with soft sap and is highly regarded as your pen is to me. Try my litmus test show your pen to a number of people let them look and feel your new pen then tell us the reception of it. I love it.Kind regards Peter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 66003, member: 122"] Love the finish there are numerous kits that would enhance and establish that beautiful texture you so painstakingly created. Viva la differance. Last night had a phone call from our second daughter in Brisbane just back from visiting us here she reported and observed a swap pen I had received from ED Brown from the IAP made from mammoth chips at the time he sold these blanks for 20 to thirty US dollars in fact I will include a pic of the pen itself well where she works a Surgeon paid 4200 AU Pesos on a mammoth and historic timber pen as a keepsake for an upcoming marriage in his family. I know the remarks on the forum although sometimes quite sporting can never truly reflect the general publics taste or reception of our pens that varies in every location all around our countries and indeed the world. The effect you acheived is similar to burning timber with soft sap and is highly regarded as your pen is to me. Try my litmus test show your pen to a number of people let them look and feel your new pen then tell us the reception of it. I love it. Kind regards Peter. [/QUOTE]

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