Omni - North sea blue

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Omni - North sea blue

£110.00

Omni model in Erinoid resin. Initially shaped on the lathe before going through 8 stages of hand sanding and polishing to produce a high quality deep lustre finish. The patterns in the resin resemble the mood of a stormy day here at our home in Portknockie, beside the North sea.

Specification:

The cap unscrews in 2 turns.

Length capped: 130mm

Length Uncapped: 1125mm

Cap Diameter: 17mm

Barrel Diameter 15mm

Grip Diameter: 12.5mm

Inked the pen weighs 26g

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A plated steel #6 bock nib will be fitted to this pen. Please add to cart, and select the width & colour when promted.

Every pen is compatible with a cartridge or International converter fill system, unless otherwise stated. A quality K5 Schmidt converter with large ink capacity is included. These converters have the metal collar type fitting at the tip which provides a reliable and long-lasting seal on the bock housing system.

I spend many hours producing accurate photographs and I do not use any editing software to adjust or enhance the image. The colours shown will be very close to how they appear in real life, but not exactly the same. More often than not the colours have much greater depth in person than I can capture on camera.