Soon after publishing it I could get my hands on another Precious Wood pen by Sailor. On this case, the pen is made of ebony –kokutan in Japanese.
Sailor's Precious Wood made of ebony.
Save for the material, this pen is identical to that made of tagayasan (Senna siamea). Even the nib –18 K Au-- carries the same manufacturing date: 003, March of a year ending in 0. So, this pen does not offer any additional information on the moment in which these Precious Wood pens had been marketed.
Tagayasan (front) and kokutan. Same pen, different woods.
The nibs of the previous pens. 18 K gold. M and F.
On the other hand, this pen could be seen –save for the different grade of the gold in the nib-- as the canvas for the maki-e work described some years ago on these pages.
Two pens made of ebony.
All in all, this pen is nothing exactly new, but shows another example of woods used in the Precious Wood series.
Moonman T2 with a Kanwrite nib – Private Reserve Dakota Red
Bruno Taut
Nakano, April 7th, 2021
etiquetas: Sailor
Bruno Taut
Nakano, April 7th, 2021
etiquetas: Sailor
2 comments:
Both from the same date? Maybe same -0 year, who knows? A fun fact!
I think I prefer the tagayasan. At least in pictures. It seems to show the wood in a more beautiful way.
Thanks, Papish, for passing by and commenting.
Ebony is always very dark and it is harder to see its woodgrain.
Re the manufacturing date, i do think they were made at the same time. But, again, just a guess.
Thanks again for your support.
BT
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