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| These pens are a click style pen. Just push the top plunger down till it "clicks" to extend the ink cartridge. Push the plunger till it "clicks" again to retract the ink cartridge. They use "about me" page for purchasing information. These are very popular at the craft shows that I sell at and they sell pretty fast. This why I don't have "buy Now" buttons on all of the ones shown here. Unfortunately I can only make these in gold tips. Pencils in this style pieces of wood are exactly the same. Price: Please feel free to contact me about purchasing these: Pen is $18.00 each gary@thewoodenpenshop.com Striped Pens are $20.00 each I do have refills for these in gel style and ball point style. There is a picture of the refills on the accessories page. Each refill is $3.00each. I also have wood and acrylic gift boxes on the accessories page. The stands shown in these pictures are not included, however they can be purchased separately. Please read my about me page for ordering and purchasing terms. Don't forget to check out page 2 for more click pen styles. There is a link at the bottom of this page. |
| This one is made of American Holly. Notice the rubber grip on the lower portion. Its very comfortable holding this pen for long periods of time. I can make it with out the rubber grip like the pen to the left. I just sold my only one of these, however I can and will make you one or two or three. The wood is a beautiful snow white color. |
| This is made of t African Black wood. There is a rubber comfort grip. It is jet black colored with no contrasting grain color. I don't have one of these on hand but can and will be making more. I can also make it in all wood, upper and lower halves. |
| This gorgeous pen is made of Bocote wood. Which comes from Mexico and South America.Notice the distinct color contrast in the grain. I don't currently have any in stock but I |
| California Redwood Lace Burl.A very rare wood from California and very hard to get. It has a medium red color with dark red lacy patches. It is a softer hardness than most other hardwoods. I don't have any more at this time. A lot of people love the color of the redwood. |
| Chechen Wood is what this one is made of. America. The color is a medium dark reddish brown with slightly darker contrasting grain. I don't have one premade. However I will be happy to make is what this one is made of. Chechen some for you. This wood is semi hard to get.some for you. This wood is semi hard to get. |
| Cocobolo Wood from South America and Mexico. Color is a rich looking burnt red.I do have more wood to make others. This is also semi hard to get. |
| This wood came from my front yard. Flowering Crab Burl. Small cracks and voids are natural in burl woods and are not considered defects in the wood working arena. |
| Honduras Rosewood. Very nice medium dark caramel brown. Very tightly and even grained. Its similar in color to most other rosewoods but tends not to be so rock hard. I Have just a few pieces of this wood to make a pen or pencil. Quite a lot of |
| Virginia is where I got this Honey Locust. It is not uncommon for this wood to have two colors like shown in this picture. Its a reasonably common hard wood. |
| Maple wood that this pen is made from. Maple is plentiful in the United States.Maple varies from almost white to a light tan.Can be stained to look like other woods.I have 1 and can/will make more. I died one purple for a past customer, It looked great!! |
| Sweet Maple Root Burl.This came from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan from the root of a normal and not considered defects. |
| I will be adding more pens to this page. If you would like a certain type of wood please feel free to email me and ask. |
| This is called Padauk wood it comes from Africa. I don't have one made up. I made this one and sold it to a local businessman. However I would consider it a pleasure to make you one. It has a deep maroon red color which will turn a deep dark chocolate brown in time. |
| This one is made of Pecan wood that I got from a friend of mine in California. A very beautiful "sand" color. This is a surprisingly hard hardwood and is semi hard to find even though it grows right here in the USA. I have a few pieces in which to make you a set or just a single pen. |
| Wow I never thought I'd actually see a naturally purple colored wood like this Purple Heart wood. It comes from Africa and there is a little from South America. It turns a deeper "grape" color as it ages. |
| This is African Red Heart. It comes from Africa also. This is a freakishly hard wood in which the color gets redder as it ages. |
| Red Mulberry is the wood type of this pen. A very bright yellow colored wood who sometimes have some red streaks thru it, similar to tulip wood. I have this pen and more that I can make. |
| This is your standard Red Oak. Most people think it is called Red Oak because it is Red colored, thats not necessarily true. Although it can sometimes have a light red color, its called red because it in far more porous than its brother the white oak. Because of the high porosity it is not as strong as the white oak but it is more rot resistant. This also causes the leaves to turn red in the fall. |
| San Kiaat wood from Africa. What a joy to turn, this has a semi hard texture with some very open poors.It is very hard to get. I have just a few pieces of San Kiaat,better hurry if you like this wood. |
| New Designs and Woods scroll down |
| The woods in this one are African Padauk, Walnut and Maple. |
| Woods in this pen are African Bubinga. Walnut, and Oak. |
| The woods in this pen are African Canary Wood, Wenge, and Oak. |
| This is a new Design (pens shown below)that I have come up with. I call them "bandless click pens". These are similar to the other click pens on this page with the exception of the middle gold band is gone which allows better display of the wood grain. These are made of 3 or 4 hard woods non of which are died or stained, this is their natural color. These are ball point pens not gel writers. I don't recommend making gel writers of them. Price for these are $22.00 each plus applicable shipping. |
| The woods in this pen are African Padauk, Maple and Canary Woods. |
| This pen is a little "extra stripe". It still has 3 woods, African Red Heart, Maple and Walnut. |
| Walnut, Oak, and African Padauk. |
| This pen's woods are Maple, African Bubinga, Imyba, and African Lepard Wood. |
| This is Buckeye Burl from streaking with in a cream base. As with all burl woods it can have bark inclusions and over time develop small cracks. This is not considered a defect but is very desirable amongst collectors of rare wood. I have this one shown and just a couple of pieces to make more. |
| Called Afrezila Burl. It has an amber color which will darken slightly with age. This wood comes from Asia and is hard to find. |
| Here from the continent of Africa is a beautiful wood known as Blood wood. It has a very bright vibrant blood red color. It is exceptionally hard for a hard wood. I have this one and can make a few more. |
| The pen to the left is made of African Jackal Barry. Just how rare it is, I am not sure of. It is similar to oak and Pecan wood. |
| Stripy Click Style pens |
| American Flag (c-5) |
| Aqua (#39) |
| Charcoal Silverstone (5) |
| Flamingo (H) |
| Sailor's Delight (G) |
| Sportsman Camo (#34) |
| Curly Maple Wood. The iridescent "cross graining" is rare and highly desired for top end furniture and jewelery boxes and even Guitars. I only have a few pieces left. |
| This pen on the left is called Black Walnut. I got this wood from a friend in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It is fairly common having a milk chocolate brown to dark chocolate brown color. |
| This pen is made of Leopard wood from Africa. It is semi difficult to get. The grain pattern looks like the spots of a leopard. I have this one and more wood to make more. |
| South America. Just how rare it is, I am not sure of. This is a beautiful medium dark brown wood. I can say that I have only seen or had/have a very small amount. |
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| Cocobolo Wood, from South America and Mexico. This is 2 pictures of the same pen. It is the same wood as the Cocobolo shown above. I made this one to have a wood lower portion instead of the rubber grip. |
| Yellow Heart from Africa. Very much like the Red Heart wood but instead has a lemon yellow color to it. |
| Jack Daniel's Whisky Barrel . This is actually White oak from an old JD Whisky barrel. The wood is surprisingly hard even for white oak. There was also a sent of whisky as I was making it. Quantities are very limited and probably wont last long. So get them when you can. |
