The Executive ballpoint pen is a very stylish single barrel pen that size-wise is perfectly suited to both men and women, and large enough to really show-off a nice piece of timber or resin.
They are supplied in an attractive presentation case and are fitted with a Parker© style refill. A story card describing the product is also provided.
They are available with their metal components plated in a combination of gold and chrome or two tone chrome as shown below.
Approximate specifications for the 'Executive' are:
'Executive' Ballpoint Gold and Chrome fittings
'Executive' Ballpoint Two Tone Chrome fittings
The three most frequently used craft timbers of Western Australia. Jarrah is far and away the most popular and has an international reputation for its strength, colour and beautiful grain.
Sheoak is a lovely timber that can vary in colour from dark red to brown and features prominent medullary rays. It is harder to obtain than Jarrah and is a popular choice in fine furniture.
Marri is an increasingly popular choice as a furniture timber and is a light coloured hardwood unique to Western Australia. It usually contains gum veins which, when converted to lumber, dries black and provides a unique feature to this warm honey coloured timber.
Composite leather is made using real leather and Polyurethane. It is coated with an acrylic layer and then
heat embossed with a pattern to give it an appearance of real leather markings.
This kind of 'leather' is very
commonly used to make all kinds of accessories and bags
Purchases of $100.00 or more and up to 5kg in weight - Free postage within Australia
Purchases of less than $100.00 and up to 5kg in weight - Fixed Rate postage of $9.50 within Australia
Huon pine is one of the slowest-growing and longest living plants in the world. It can grow to an age of 3,000 years or more. The tree is wholly protected and cannot be felled. However, wood on the forest floor remains usable and is highly prized
Blackwood is a stunning timber radiates a subtle beauty that makes it irresistible to Australian furniture designers and other woodworkers. It boasts a variety of colours ranging from light golden-brown to deep brown. It is frequently found to have been the timber of choice in antique furniture.
Polyester and Acrylic resin pen blanks come in thousands of different designs and while more time consuming to make and turn than timbers, the results are worth the effort. The finished product is always going to be unique.