Just one tidbit for you Smitty--the Baron is the same as the Navigator (WoodCraft) In the USA, only Arizona Silhouette can market the Baron---both pens are made by Berea. The Sedona is built on the same tubes, with the same bushings.
I'll take your word for that Ed....I don't pretend to have an answer to the name problem but I do understand it.
My full name is LeRoy Stroud Smith....I have been called LeRoy, Leroy(which is pronounced differently) Lee Roy (pronounced still differently), Lee, LS, LSS, LS Smith, Smith L, Smith ET3, Smith ET2, Smitty, Roy, Stroudy, the Strouded one, L Stroud, Smithy, Schmidty, Smitt, Schmidt, S**tty Smitty and probably a couple of others that I don't remember. That does not include titular names like Mr. Smith, Unc, Uncle Roy, Uncle Leroy, Coz, Grandpa, Grandpa Smitty.
I can still be sitting at a table with family members and be called by half-a-dozen different names depending on who's there. My sisters-in-law all call me Roy, my sister calls me Leroy, my neices and nephews (including grands and great grands) call me unc or uncle Roy, my wife calls me Smitty, my grand kids call me Grandpa or Grandpa Smitty.
If folks can think up that many names for one person they should be able to think up some for pens. The problem there, as I see it, is that if they all have different names for essentially the same kit, comparison becomes difficult because few will know all the names. One more problem is manufacturers who are retailers and also OEM suppliers. We really have to guess if their OEM kits are identical to their branded kits (especially if the name is different).