Material

 Aluminum - This  is probably the most beautiful pen ever made. 

Smooth, shiny, light-weight  Airplane metal makes this a real stand-out for anyone's collection.                                                                                                                                                                                  

*** Available only for Rollerball and Fountain Pens ***

 Birds Eye Maple Burl- A natural occurrence found predominately in hard maple causes 'eyes'

 to form that give a striking figure to the wood. Straight grain with intermittent eyes make this a great

 wood for writing instruments. U.S.A.  

  Bloodwood -A medium to hard wood with red to crimson color with

 tight straight interlocking grain. (South America)

 Bocote- Dark brown to reddish with various colored stripes (Mexico, Central America)  

Canarywood - A reddish/yellow hardwood. The sawdust has a spice like odor.

 Not a large tree or strong wood mainly used for small turnings and inlay.                                                                                                                             (South America)

 Cocobolo- Varigated purple to red mixed with brown with black markings. 

                                                                                                 (Central America)

 Deer Antler - Gorgeous marble looking natural material, creamy white 

 with streaks of brown and purple.              

Maple, Spalted - A stage of decay causes these dark markings on a normally 

 light colored wood. These markings create stunning patterns and contrast.                           

                                                                                                                (USA)

Olivewood- Yellowish brown with dark brown streaks. Hard & heavy. Grain is straight to wavy, 

very fine texture. This is an expensive but very beautiful wood. Machines well and takes a fine finish.

                                                                                                                                 (Mediterranean)

 Tulipwood- Pinky to yellowish with stripes of rose and salmon 

                                                                                                       (Brazil)

 Teak- Uniform golden brown to red brown with a  very fine texture.

                                                                                                         (Africa)  

Zebrawood - Distinctive in appearance, Zebrawood is white with dark brown lines,

 Used mainly for turning, tool handles, skis, inlay, and furniture. 

                                                                     (Cameroon and Gabon, West Africa)