Joe Cali's Workshop II

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A few Mazzucchelli cellulose acetate slabs. Labels still affixed. Very nice material. Parker red rods. Now hard to get. Not much left.

The Parker Spitfire. Paul's blue stubby pen….it is a great shape. Below that is a special pen that I made for my good friend and clipmaker, Andy Beliveau, silversmith, chemist by profession, environmental advisor and he makes very fine pens. These two clips are superb. Then there is the Richard Binder poster. In a separate room adjacent to the shop are stored MANY pressed glass inkwells, bottles , and the like, for which I like to make tops. Like the ones that I made for Bob Johnson's show in DC in 2008. I like doing that sort of thing occasionally.

These particular ink bottles are part of my collection. A light diffusion "tent" sits on a built in light table where the pens are photographed.

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A few Mazzucchelli cellulose acetate slabs. Labels still affixed. Very nice material.	Parker red rods. Now hard to get. Not much left.


The Parker Spitfire. Paul's blue stubby pen….it is a great shape. Below that is a special pen that I made for my good friend and clipmaker, Andy Beliveau, silversmith, chemist by profession, environmental advisor and he makes very fine pens. These two clips are superb. Then there is the Richard Binder poster.	In a separate room adjacent to the shop are stored MANY pressed glass inkwells, bottles , and the like, for which I like to make tops. Like the ones that I made for Bob Johnson's show in DC in 2008. I like doing that sort of thing occasionally.


These particular ink bottles are part of my collection.	A light diffusion "tent" sits on a built in light table where the pens are photographed.