Tor rollerball (HMS Warrior/RM Stamp), in gold
SKU:
TorRB_War/Stmp_Go
£90.00
£90.00
per item
A classical pen, with double banding on the cap and shaped finial on both the cap and pen. The cap screws to the pen firmly when not in use, and can be posted, if preferred, when in use.
The fountain pen comes with a standard ink cartridge and an ink convertor, whilst the roller ball comes with a premium quality refill.
Features:
- Classic design
- Shaped finials
- Postable cap
- Various hardware finishes available
1 available
Available finishes:
- Gold
- Chrome
- Gunmetal
- Rose gold
Material used to craft this pen:
HMS Warrior 1860
HMS Warrior is a 40-gun steam-powered armoured frigate and was the name ship of the Warrior-class ironclads.
She was launched on 29th December 1860 and, powered by steam and sail, was the largest, fastest and most powerful warship of her time!
Built to counter the latest French battleship, Warrior was, in her time, the ultimate deterrent. Yet by igniting a new era in naval technology, she soon became outdated.
Warrior is a unique survivor of the once formidable Victorian Black Battlefleet and now serves as a museum ship, visitor attraction, popular private hire venue and more, back home in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard.
She was launched on 29th December 1860 and, powered by steam and sail, was the largest, fastest and most powerful warship of her time!
Built to counter the latest French battleship, Warrior was, in her time, the ultimate deterrent. Yet by igniting a new era in naval technology, she soon became outdated.
Warrior is a unique survivor of the once formidable Victorian Black Battlefleet and now serves as a museum ship, visitor attraction, popular private hire venue and more, back home in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard.
Royal Mail stamp
The stamp used in creating this pen is genuine and issued by the Royal Mail as part of their 'Special Stamp Issue: Royal Navy Ships' and has been encased in crystal clear resin.
The stamp used in creating this pen is genuine and issued by the Royal Mail as part of their 'Special Stamp Issue: Royal Navy Ships' and has been encased in crystal clear resin.
Epoxy resin.
All resins used by Hopping Frog Pens are cast in our workshop. The technique involves mixing a two part epoxy resin, together with any colourants or woods, and pouring into a mold. A thermal reaction then takes place causing the mixture to harden, when it can later be handled to create a pen.
Due to the random nature involved in this process, no two resin pens will ever be the same, and can therefore be considered as completely bespoke.
Resin pens, once shaped, are highly polished before a final protective coat of carnauba wax is applied.
They are very hard wearing and have a high resistance to scratches, making them a favourite for everyday use.
All resins used by Hopping Frog Pens are cast in our workshop. The technique involves mixing a two part epoxy resin, together with any colourants or woods, and pouring into a mold. A thermal reaction then takes place causing the mixture to harden, when it can later be handled to create a pen.
Due to the random nature involved in this process, no two resin pens will ever be the same, and can therefore be considered as completely bespoke.
Resin pens, once shaped, are highly polished before a final protective coat of carnauba wax is applied.
They are very hard wearing and have a high resistance to scratches, making them a favourite for everyday use.
