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mpmopc
Member
I have been making the Barron RB for a long time. Great writing pen, have made a lot of closed end pens with that kit. Phil
its_virgil
Member
The baron is 5.130 inches long with the cap in place...rollerball or fountain pen. Baron II...that is a new one for me. Didn't know there was a baron II.
Do a good turn daily!
Don
Do a good turn daily!
Don
PSNCO
Member
Timberbits sells the "Baron II". I'd assume it's the same size since they just jazzed it up a bit.
ed4copies
Local Chapter Manager
That did NOT hold true for their version of the Cambridge, which they later renamed.
"Assuming" is likely to be risky in this case:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
its_virgil
Member
That's why I didn't know about the baron II...not a fan of jazzed up pens. If I saw it I probably just passed on by.
Do a good turn daily!
Don
Do a good turn daily!
Don
dtswebb
Member
Pat,
More to your question, the Baron from Berea Hardwoods is a great pen, either in the rollerball or fountain pen. I turn quite a few in the various platings.
If you like the Baron, the Sedona uses the same bushings but has a different look. I like the rounded ends and the center band treatment.
Both the Baron and Sedona seem to be the right size for a man or a woman. Myself, I have large, stubby hands and prefer the El Grande/Churchill sized pens.
As to the Baron II, it looks identical to the Baron, but with a 12 sided nib section instead of the six sided nib section we're familiar with. However, when in doubt, it's always better to go back to the supplier for the required information. Why not drop the folks at Timberbits a note and ask?
Matthew
More to your question, the Baron from Berea Hardwoods is a great pen, either in the rollerball or fountain pen. I turn quite a few in the various platings.
If you like the Baron, the Sedona uses the same bushings but has a different look. I like the rounded ends and the center band treatment.
Both the Baron and Sedona seem to be the right size for a man or a woman. Myself, I have large, stubby hands and prefer the El Grande/Churchill sized pens.
As to the Baron II, it looks identical to the Baron, but with a 12 sided nib section instead of the six sided nib section we're familiar with. However, when in doubt, it's always better to go back to the supplier for the required information. Why not drop the folks at Timberbits a note and ask?
Matthew