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Bob Darrah
 
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An acquaintance has given me a list of pen kits that he bought at Woodcraft
a few years back. He had an injury and quit making pens (too bad because
they were of very high quality). He has offered to sell these kits to me for
half of what they would sell for today. I am satisfied with this method of
creating value but the kits have different names than what is available
today. So I am hoping that there are pen turners that have worked with these
in the past can give me guidance on how to figure what they are worth today.
He purchased them at Woodcraft.



its
3 Cross Pen Kits
7 Cross Pencil Kits
4 Parker Rollerball Kits
7 Parker Fountain Pen Kits
10 Pendant Pen Kits
Spare parts, and unused bushings

2 10-packs of Parker Fountain Pen Kits
1 10-Pack of Parker Rollerball kits.

Anybody have an idea of what pen kits I should compare these to? I have been
looking at Woodcraft pen kits and see some that look like what these are
being called but will appreciate any help.

Bob Darrah
West Linn, Oregon


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Bob,
go to http://www.penturners.org/forum/portal.asp, this is the site
dedicated to penturning and they have all the information you require
including how much to sell things for and how to make up kits in various
ways, a real gold mine of information.

Remember, just because the kit says something, you do not have to make
it that way, experiment, you will be suprised on the results.

Bob `S`
U.K.

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An acquaintance has given me a list of pen kits that he bought at Woodcraft
a few years back. He had an injury and quit making pens (too bad because
they were of very high quality). He has offered to sell these kits to me for
half of what they would sell for today. I am satisfied with this method of
creating value but the kits have different names than what is available
today. So I am hoping that there are pen turners that have worked with these
in the past can give me guidance on how to figure what they are worth today.
He purchased them at Woodcraft.



its
3 Cross Pen Kits
7 Cross Pencil Kits
4 Parker Rollerball Kits
7 Parker Fountain Pen Kits
10 Pendant Pen Kits
Spare parts, and unused bushings

2 10-packs of Parker Fountain Pen Kits
1 10-Pack of Parker Rollerball kits.

Anybody have an idea of what pen kits I should compare these to? I have been
looking at Woodcraft pen kits and see some that look like what these are
being called but will appreciate any help.

Bob Darrah
West Linn, Oregon



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Bob Darrah wrote:

Anybody have an idea of what pen kits I should compare these to? I have been
looking at Woodcraft pen kits and see some that look like what these are
being called but will appreciate any help.

Bob Darrah
West Linn, Oregon


Pen kit suppliers ran into a problem using the Cross, Parker and Mont Blanc
names. Woodcraft's cross reference follows.

Cross Pen = American Slim Style
Parker = Classic American Style
Mont Blanc = European Style
Pendant Pen Kits = Could be either the Lanyard Pen or the Miniature Pendant Pen

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Bob Darrah
 
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Thanks for the help guys, it helped me buy the kits and lots of blanks and
parts for a very reasonable price!

Bob Darrah
West Linn, Oregon

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An acquaintance has given me a list of pen kits that he bought at

Woodcraft
a few years back. He had an injury and quit making pens (too bad because
they were of very high quality). He has offered to sell these kits to me

for
half of what they would sell for today. I am satisfied with this method of
creating value but the kits have different names than what is available
today. So I am hoping that there are pen turners that have worked with

these
in the past can give me guidance on how to figure what they are worth

today.
He purchased them at Woodcraft.



its
3 Cross Pen Kits
7 Cross Pencil Kits
4 Parker Rollerball Kits
7 Parker Fountain Pen Kits
10 Pendant Pen Kits
Spare parts, and unused bushings

2 10-packs of Parker Fountain Pen Kits
1 10-Pack of Parker Rollerball kits.

Anybody have an idea of what pen kits I should compare these to? I have

been
looking at Woodcraft pen kits and see some that look like what these are
being called but will appreciate any help.

Bob Darrah
West Linn, Oregon




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