Dan Masshardt
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It's been years since I've offered these: I have three sets of pen blanks
Sets one and two are 6 blanks at 3/4" by 5" plus a couple extra shorter ones. Each set comes with 10 info cards and includes shipping in the USA. Payment of $67 via paypal. Claim in thread.
One set (Set 3) of smaller 5/8" blanks. Also $70 shipped USA. Over 5" long. Great for thinner pens, letter openers etc. There are 13 blanks plus extras and 18 cards / info cards.
James Bell was a captain in the revolutionary war that ran a Tavern in Cumberland county PA. This Tavern became known as a meeting place for anti-federalists who believed that the constitution wouldn't adequately protect us and that we needed a bill of rights as well. One particular meeting was one of the precursor discussions to the writing of the bill or rights. Sadly, this historic building was demolished. Fortunately I have some wood. These blanks come from what I believe is a ceiling or roof joist. I put my metal detector to use and dug out all of the square cut nails. They are not stabilized. The wood is solid - stabilizing would be your choice. Not sure the wood - Doug fir? Hemlock?
Sets one and two are 6 blanks at 3/4" by 5" plus a couple extra shorter ones. Each set comes with 10 info cards and includes shipping in the USA. Payment of $67 via paypal. Claim in thread.
One set (Set 3) of smaller 5/8" blanks. Also $70 shipped USA. Over 5" long. Great for thinner pens, letter openers etc. There are 13 blanks plus extras and 18 cards / info cards.
James Bell was a captain in the revolutionary war that ran a Tavern in Cumberland county PA. This Tavern became known as a meeting place for anti-federalists who believed that the constitution wouldn't adequately protect us and that we needed a bill of rights as well. One particular meeting was one of the precursor discussions to the writing of the bill or rights. Sadly, this historic building was demolished. Fortunately I have some wood. These blanks come from what I believe is a ceiling or roof joist. I put my metal detector to use and dug out all of the square cut nails. They are not stabilized. The wood is solid - stabilizing would be your choice. Not sure the wood - Doug fir? Hemlock?
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