Fountain pen in Ancient English Bog Oak Brause 361 the comfortable shape in the

the comfortable shape in the hand is complemented by the wonderful natural feel and warmth of the wood with a traditional wax finish

Buckie Council purchased the concern in 1936 and ownership was transferred to Arthur Bell & Sons Ltd in 1938 and indeed to this very day the Bell's logo is used in the advertising of Inchgower

handmade in hickory from an old hickory shafted golf club

The original image was shot circa 1928 outside Hanley Fire station in Old Hall street Stoke on Trent

Saltram House Yew pencil

Fountain pen in Ancient English Bog Oak Brause 361 the comfortable shape in theEnglish Fenlands Bog Oak Fountain pen handmade in ancient English bog Oak complemented with gun metal fittings. This is a beautiful quality handmade fountain pen. The comfortable shape in the hand is complemented by the wonderful natural feel and warmth of the wood with a traditional wax finish. Around 5000BC a rise in sea level caused the Fens to flood. The old growth trees died where they stood, eventually falling into the silt that now covered the