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Rollerball Pens use a thin liquid, water-based ink. This tends to dry slower, and will saturate or "bleed" into the paper more so than ballpoint ink. The ink takes several seconds to dry, which increases the risk of smudging, but leaves a very dark, distinct line. Since the ink is liquid, rollerballs require very little downward force and have a smoother, more fluid feel when writing. The ink actually forms a small puddle when applied to the paper, which is then pushed or pulled across the page by the ball tip. Rollerball ink is prone to drying out, so it is typically found in pens with caps that prevent this.

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Rollster Rollerball in
Amboyna Burl

Finish: Gun Metal
Material:  Amboyna Burl
Origins:
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description:  Pterocarpus Indicus Amboyna may also be called: Kiabooca or Angsana. Originally emanating from the Island of Amboyna, it is also from Borneo and other South East Asian countries. The name Kiabooca means twisted wood which refers to the burls that are produced. Once available in quantity in the Empire period from 1804 through 1815. Used primarily for furniture. Amboyna has become a rarity that is very scarce and is even difficult to obtain in veneer form in America. The wood is dense and course making it difficult to work and finish. Despite the shortcomings of the workability of this species it turns satisfactorily and takes a nice high polish. Amboyna is The World’s most popular and sought after burl thus leading to a short supply.
Price: $45 (Plus Shipping)
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Rollster in
Spalted Ash

Finish:  Chrome with Black Cap
Material: Spalted Ash
Origins: North America
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description:
Price: $45 (Plus Shipping)

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Raw 6061-T6 Aluminum Rollerball
in Black Lava and Cobalt M3 Metal

Finish: Raw Satin Aluminum
​Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum and M3 metal
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description: Crafted from raw aircraft grade aluminum, 6061-T6 aluminum is known for its structural strength, toughness and light weight. The body of the pen is crafted from M3 metal alloy of Colbaltinum and black lava ash polished to a high shine. Contrasting with the dull, unfinished "raw" aluminum, this makes for a great everyday carry pen. No clip on the cap. 
Price: $50 (Plus Shipping)

Raw C3604 Brass Rollerball Pen
in Black and Gold M3 Metal

Finish: Raw Satin Brass
​Material: C3504 Brass and M3 Metal
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description: Crafted from raw C3604 Brass, heavy for its size. The body of the pen is made from M3 metal composite alloy of black and gold metals, polished to a high shine. This contrasts nicely with the dull unfinished "raw" brass to make for a great everyday carry pen. No clip on the cap.
Price: $50 (Plus Shipping)

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Hex-O-Magnetic Rollerball in
Black and Grey Maple Burl

Finish: Chrome
Material: Stabilized and dyed Maple Burl
Origins: North America
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description:  Black and grey dyed Maple burl with natural gold inclusions.
Price: $55 (Plus Shipping)
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Hex-O-Magnetic Rollerball in
Monet Red Amalgam

Finish: 24 Kt Gold Plated
Material: Red Amalgam with bits of colored construction paper
Ink Refill: Rollerball  Style
Description:  Bits and pieces of colored construction paper in deeb red amalgam.
Price: $55 (Plus Shipping)

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Hex-O-Magnetic Rollerball in
Exhibition Grade Masur Birch

Finish: Gun Metal
Material: Masur Birch
Origins: Scandinavia
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description:  Creamy beige wood with fine dark inclusions.
Price: $55 (Plus Shipping)

Hex-O-Magnetic Rollerball in
Black Amalgam Shells and Pearls

Finish: Chrome
Material: Black amalgam with bits and pieces of polyester
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description:  Irregularly shaped cut-offs from other projects, encased n a jet black amalgam.
Price: $55 (Plus Shipping)

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Classic Elite II Rollerball in
​Northern Spalted Maple

Finish: Gun Metal over Gold
​Material: Spalted Maple
Origins: Northern and Eastern North America
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description:  Spalted maple forms when a fungus invades a hard maple tree causing black streaks and beautiful patterns. Light brown maple with brown, black and even orange streaks.
Price: $55 (Plus Shipping)

Hex-O-Magnetic in 
​Desert Ironwood

Finish: Gold
​Material: Desert Ironwood
Origins: Southwest United States
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description:  Very dense and solid wood found in the deserts of the American Southwest. Dark brown with several lighter brown streaks. As the name implies, the cap is magnetic, providing a satisfying "click."
Price: $50 (Plus Shipping)
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Anaheim Rollerball in
Purpleheart

Finish: Gun Metal
Material: Purpleheart
Origins: South America
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description:  Deep purple heartwood with twist-off cap.
Price: $35 (Plus Shipping)

Anaheim Rollerball in
Pewter Grey Italian Lucite

Finish: Chrome
Material: Italian Lucite
Origins: Italy
Ink Refill:  Rollerball Style
Description:  Lucite has been used for fine pen making for years, an early precursor to the Plexiglas family. Lucite has a depth of shine that has been coveted by the finest pen makers. Jet black on one side, iridescent silver/grey on the other. This particular pen has an area of silver on the back side that I initially thought was a crack, but is actually part of the silver coming through from the other side.
Price: $55 (Plus Shipping)

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​Zen Rollerball in
​Copper Weave Steampunk

Finish: Black titanium
Material: Sheets of copper and tin encased in clear acrylic
Ink Refill:  Rollerball Style
Description: Copper foil embossed with a woven pattern flanked by strips of tin, complete with rivets encased in crystal clear acrylic.
Price: $65 (Plus Shipping)

Classic Elite II Rollerball in
Natural Box Elder Burl

Finish: Gun Metal
Material: Box Elder Burl, Natural Color
Ink Refill:  Rollerball Style
Description: Irregular pattern that is naturally occurring, yellows and browns.
Price: $65 (Plus Shipping)
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Gentleman Jr. Rollerball in
Casein

Finish: 24 Kt Gold Plate
Material: Casein
Ink Refill: Parker™ Style
Description: This is a truly unique material. It is actually made from the milk protein "casein." A very old precursor to modern-day plastics, It is made by mixing powered milk protein (casein) into a paste, and then immersing the paste in formaldehyde to harden. It has been used for over a century by fine penmakers worldwide, as well as for buttons and jewelry. The most common modern-day use for casein is in knitting needles, prized for their tactile feel; described as smooth and natural. Alternating longitudinal white and ivory striping that are much more pronounced in person than in the pictures here. A truly unique pen!
Price: $80 (Plus Shipping)
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Pressimo Rollerball in
Brown Ripple Ebonite

Finish: Chrome with Satin Chrome Cap
Material: Ebonite
Origins: France
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description: Ebonite is a classic pen making material. Ebonite is actually vulcanized rubber, and is a precursor to modern-day plastics. This particular piece is a "ripple" Ebonite that is actually quite rare. A very classic and elegant pen that enthusiasts will truly appreciate.
Price: $95 (Plus Shipping)

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Pressimo Rollerball in
Turquoise Box Elder

Finish: Chrome with Satin Chrome Cap
Material: Stabilized and Dyed Box Elder Burl
Origins: North America
Ink Refill: Rollerball Style
Description: Much like the Buckeye Burl next door, this wood is also typically very soft, so it is stabilized by placing it under a significant negative pressure and removing the water content. A resin is then added to make the wood hard. A color can also be added to the resin, in this case turquoise, to color the naturally light wood. The grain pattern in the wood is caused by natural compression of the trunk or branch as it moves in the wind. This causes different densities in the wood producing a stunning pattern.
Price: $65 (Plus Shipping)

Magnetic Graduate Rollerball
in Casein

Finish: Gun Metal
Material: Casein
Origins:  Europe
Ink Refill: Parker™ Style
Description:  This is a truly unique material. It is actually made from the milk protein "casein." A very old precursor to modern-day plastics, It is made by mixing powered milk protein (casein) into a paste, and then immersing the paste in formaldehyde to harden. It has been used for over a century by fine penmakers worldwide, as well as for buttons and jewelry. The most common modern-day use for casein is in knitting needles, prized for their tactile feel; described as smooth and natural. Alternating longitudinal white and ivory striping that are much more pronounced in person than in the pictures here. A truly unique pen! The cap is magnetic providing an anduble "click" when it is posted.
Includes Presentation Box
Price: $95 (Plus Shipping)

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