One for the Musicians. Kitless anodised fountain pen
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thebillofwrites
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Very nice Brad, I like that one a lot.
You might market that to some Piano, or music stores.
About how much are you looking to sell those for?
I assume there are other colors available?
Bill
You might market that to some Piano, or music stores.
About how much are you looking to sell those for?
I assume there are other colors available?
Bill
BradG
Member
Thank you Bill, though I work by commission, pen shows or via my website, rather than looking to sell in retail establishments. The price of this pen is £299.00, or $369
Very nice Brad. 10 pens a month at that price would keep the wolf from the door:wink:
BradG
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Bob in SF
Member
Nice!!
Wowzer......you've certainly recovered from your previous dip !!
Cool..and well done on the bounce back !!:wink:
Cool..and well done on the bounce back !!:wink:
BradG
Member
Wowzer......you've certainly recovered from your previous dip !!
What doesn't kill us.....
Amen to that !!:wink:
Jim15
Member
You are really turning out some awesome work lately. Keep them coming.
OZturner
Member
Another Gem, Brad,
Great Work.
Brian.
Great Work.
Brian.
jttheclockman
Member
Now that pen is killer. Great job on that. That is a seller.
mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
I love the color! But whoa, no bass clef? (Just pulling your chain). 
Beautiful.
Beautiful.
Heather
Member
BradG
Member
Thanks for the kind words all!
Yes, the colour! This colour doesn't exist in terms of anodising dyes, I discovered it by pure accident. One of the tricks of removing dyes while anodising is to give it a quick bath in bleach, but this only works for organic dyes. I guess the black was inorganic as this was the result with it! instead of going clear, it turned brown, and then to this pewter type colour. I love it. will certainly be doing it again. Every day's a school day. And yes, I know it's missing the bass clef :biggrin:
I love the color! But whoa, no bass clef? (Just pulling your chain).
Beautiful.
Yes, the colour! This colour doesn't exist in terms of anodising dyes, I discovered it by pure accident. One of the tricks of removing dyes while anodising is to give it a quick bath in bleach, but this only works for organic dyes. I guess the black was inorganic as this was the result with it! instead of going clear, it turned brown, and then to this pewter type colour. I love it. will certainly be doing it again. Every day's a school day. And yes, I know it's missing the bass clef :biggrin: