finally got some pictures

[rangair94]

I have been waiting for a while to get some pictures of some of my pens.

this is a cocobolo sterling silver churchill

 

[johncrane]

Very nice Allen! the cocobolo is superb and the Churchill is getting very popular here l have not tryed that kit yet l will one day.[]

 

[Stevej72]

Very nice pen, Alan. That Cocobolo will has very nice grain to it.

 

[LostintheWoods]

Very nice!

 

[Jim15]

Great looking pen.

 

[NavyDiver]

Excellent job! Nice piece of wood!

 

[rangair94]

Thanks for the comments. Here is another Churchill in Syberian Elm Burl

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[alxe24]

Congrats on the pens and the pictures too. I like the first one better. It can be that the picture shows it better as well.
Congrats

 

[GaryMGg]

Real nice job on both pens. The Coco is awesome stuff.

 

[Tanner]

Nice job! Churchill is one of my favorites. I made a friend of mine who is a retired cop a cocobolo Churchill. He said his nightstick was made out of cocobolo.

 

[rovercat]

Very nice work. Thanks for posting.

 

[jjenk02]

Nice work, I like both pens...

 

[beathard]

Wow! The Elm is fantastic...

 

[CaptG]

Very nice work. Are those the nibs that came with the kits?

 

[Firefyter-emt]

I like them too! This is my top favorite pen kit as it has survived aver a month without even one "issue" due to design on the kit. Yes, I find many kits have these, sadly more so in the higher end kits I think. I personaly no longer make the CSUSA kits in the Gent/Statesman (& Jr.) design. Too many issues with the CB, coupler and nib holder. Sadly, most of their kits use the same. I am kind of rough on pens, and have one in hand for hours a day mostly outdoors. The Churchill is one of the few that has held up with no problems. Second in line is the twist Americana, but I dislike the sharp edge ring at the nib.

Next in line is the El-Grande, although I am not in love with the look really..