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Hi, I am Rod, and I have always had a fascination for fountain pens. I still have my old Parker 51, plus several others including nice Schaeffer and Waterman pens.

About four years ago I also started making fountain pens. Things like this one in stone from Kenya, with gold and rhodium.

 

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Welcome to The Community Rod!

Nice work (Nice material) on your pen!
There are a lot of pen turners here at TFPC.
Look forward to seeing your posts under "Custom Pens"!

Regards,
smile.gif Frank

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Frank said it all. Welcome aboard! Great material, interesting pen & looking forward to seeing more of your work.

Best
Dennis

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Thanks smile.gif

OK, I just posted in "Custom pens".
Some very special pens made for a special person.

Cheers
Rod

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Hi Rod. I wish I still had my Parker 51. I used it as a dart nearly 50 years ago, never realizing how much I would prize it now.
I like that Kenya soapstone too, but the world economic situation has taken its toll on me, so for now it is not possible, but I am an optimistic person.

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I agree: my 51, a 1946 black vacumatic, is one of a very few pens I keep inked at all times. I got it from DWL. smile.gif


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When my daughter decided that she wanted to write with a fountain pen too, she asked me to buy her a 1946 black P51 Vacuumatic off eBay for her 16th birthday. She loves it, but I find the XF nib to be too fine. Now that she has turned 18 she is really spoiled. She only uses an FP at school and she has nicer pens than I do.



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Thank you so much for the post.

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