This ten pen box serves both as storage and display, all in one. The unusual bifold lid retracts to show off the pens, but closes securely when stored.
I have had this Romeo y Julieta box for several years, but never seemed to be able to figure out how best to repurpose it for pen storage and display. I took another look at it recently, and almost immediately I was able to visualize the right arrangement for the contents. The result is this very attractive ten pen setup.
As you see in the attached pictures, the lid is hinged in the center so that, when opened, it retracts to an unobtrusive position. The pictures don’t show that this lid also has jewelry box style quadrant hinges, which are much more attractive and stronger than ordinary hinges.
I have divided the interior into a space for ten pens, plus a compartment along the back for small items: paper clips, rubber bands, ink cartridges, etc. The pen compartment holds the ten pens comfortably in their soft felt-lined cradles, and the entire interior is lined with the same cranberry/burgundy material. Each pen can be up to 6 1/2 inches long. You will see a MB 149 and my Laban Mento Terrazzo to give you an idea of just how large this will accommodate.
The bottom of the box is covered with a soft black felt material that minimizes sliding and protects your desk or table surface at the same time.
The box measures 10 inches wide, 9 1/2 inches front to back, and 2 inches tall.
The Ten Pen Display Box with Bifold Lid is priced at $65, plus actual mailing cost. If you are interested, please email me at BamaPen@jehubbard.com and include your location or ZIP Code for a firm mailing cost quote.
I accept payment by PayPal or I can provide an invoice payable with a credit card.
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