I had a couple requests from people to see some of the pens I’ve made over the last several months. This is most of what I’ve done so far. I would guess there should be over 40 different types of wood.
| # | Type of Wood | Origin |
| 1 | Teak (1816) | India or Malaysia |
| 2 | Taboti | S African Lowveld or Swaziland |
| 3 | Rosewood (1832) | Honduras |
| 4 | Zebra Wood (1828) | Africa |
| 5 | Curly Cherry (1806) | USA |
| 6 | Purple Heart (1809) | South Africa |
| 7 | Bloodwood | Rockwell |
| 8 | Bocote (1831) | South America |
| 9 | Red Oak | From Eugene L. Durben |
| 10 | Yellow Heart (1829) | South America |
| 11 | Bloodwood (1826) | Sourth America |
| 12 | Coyate (1813) | Central America |
| 13 | Koa Wood | Hawaii (Harvey Neverman Sr. 1982?) |
| 14 | Iroko (1800) | West Africa |
| 15 | Zebra Wood (1828) | Africa |
| 16 | Paduck Wood (1808) | Africa |
| 17 | Pink Ivory | Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa |
| 18 | Swiss Pear Wood (1830) | USA & Europe |
| 19 | Shedua (1833) | Western Equatorial Africa |
| 20 | Olive Wood | East Africa |
| 21 | Honduras Mahogany (1821) | Honduras |
| 22 | Koa Wood | Hawaii (Harvey Neverman Sr. 1982?) |
| 23 | Wenge (1823) | Africa |
| 24 | Afromosia (1804) | Mozambique |
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