Feathered Longwood Click

[Curly]

I made this pen with the intention of entering it in the Beautiful Pen Contest. However after my girlfriend Marla (Crickett) made her entry, I knew I didn't have a chance. :wink:

This is one of Marla's first Longwood Click blanks she made a couple weeks ago using a mould I made for her.

Pete

 

[Larry in Harrow]

This is one of Marla's first Longwood Click blanks she made a couple weeks ago using a mould I made for her.

Pete

Sure, take credit. Great pen Pete, didn't know you had it in you.

 

[Crickett]

This is one of Marla's first Longwood Click blanks she made a couple weeks ago using a mold I made for her.

Pete

Sure, take credit. Great pen Pete, didn't know you had it in you.

Ya, who knew!! :wink: I taught him everything I know ... :biggrin:

 

[ctubbs]

Marla, ye done good! I always told my bride that the ladies are smarter than us other ones.
Charles

 

[Curly]

I could call it a form if you prefer.

Mould (UK) mold (US) In all senses of the word. In Canada, both words have wide currency. When speaking of the noun, the US will also use the "mould" spelling.

Plucked that from an online dictionary that had comparisons of spelling. We are all correct. Set your spell check for Canadian or British spelling and mould is what it will change to. Set it for US spelling and you get corrected to mold.

Glad you like the pen.

Pete

 

[wizard]

Beautiful pen! Regards, Doc

 

[witz1976]

very nice, love the feather colors

 

[boxerman]

That's a cool pen.