can anyone identify this pen kit

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I've made a couple of this kit. I cant seem to remember what the kit was called. It was something to detail the band etching like, Aztec or Mayan.
Most likely one of those kits that are specials made from a standard existing kit such as the Sedona.
 
Mortalis said:
I've made a couple of this kit. I cant seem to remember what the kit was called. It was something to detail the band etching like, Aztec or Mayan.
Most likely one of those kits that are specials made from a standard existing kit such as the Sedona.
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That center band does not match either of those kits you mention. or the Sedona at all. Unless it is an older version.
 
Is that photo from this site? If not where did you get the photo. That can help with the kit name. I did a seach back to 2019 and could not find the photo.
 
I put your photo on google image search. Here is what Google says:


The pens in the image appear to be made from a Majestic Jr. (or similar "Majestic" series) pen kit, which is a popular choice among woodturners for high-end custom writing instruments.
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Key Identifying Features
The identification is based on the specific decorative hardware visible on the pens:
  • Greek Key Band: The most distinctive feature is the wide center band featuring a 3D Greek Key (meander) pattern, which is a signature element of the Majestic Jr. kit line.
  • Cap Finial: The top of the cap (finial) features a matching decorative inlay, often found on these executive-style kits.
  • Hardware Finish: The kits are commonly available in finishes like 24k Gold or Chrome combined with Gunmetal accents.
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Kit Components and Materials
  • Kit Source: These kits are widely sold by woodworking suppliers such as Penn State Industries (as the Majestic Jr.) or ExoticBlanks (as the Majestic Squire).
  • Wood Type: Based on the light color and natural "spalting" (the dark, wavy lines), the wooden barrels are likely crafted from Spalted Maple or a similar figured burl wood.
  • Pen Style: The set likely includes one Rollerball pen and one Ballpoint or Fountain pen, as these kits are often sold in coordinating pairs for gift sets.
 
My searched came up with probably a PSI kit because they used that style many times in different kits. The centerband is what is destictive but can not find it. I checked your history and you did not show this photo of the kit in any other thread. You did not set up a photo album here where you may have told us the kit if you showed the sme photo which you did not. So my hope is not high. I was going by the date on the kit to make it around 2019 when I did the search. Now 7 years for a kit to be around is possible but highly unlikely. Good luck. I have one more place I will check today for you. But have to go out now.
 
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