Supplies for new items purchased

Published On: 11-15-2011 10:10am

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I'm trying to get to one hundred items in my shop but, with my last load of new pens, I was pretty much out of supplies to assemble new creations. So, more supplies were needed. While ordering more supplies, I thought I'd try some new things. So, I've got supplies coming from a couple of places that will include the following: bookmarks, fan pulls, and keychains in chrome and gold. I've got some more pens coming in as well: Churchill, Sedona, El Toro, El Presidente, Ultra Cambridge, Ultra Cigar, and Flat Top American. I've got some more wood coming in as well: Amboyna Burl, Afzilia Xylay and Purple Maple Burl. That should be enough to get through all of the kits that are coming in.

While on the prowl for new supplies, I came across a place here in Texas that creates some absolutely gorgeous blanks for pens. They are kind of expensive (pens made from them would run from $80 on up).

I also came across some blanks created from a rail from the ship "Andrea Doria". Those are very expensive. (Pens made from those would run $190+)

If you have any specific requests, let me know. I'm happy to order supplies for s specific project.

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