In this video I’m reviewing a truly special pen: the David Broadwell Art Deco fountain pen I won at the California Pen Show. I walk you through what makes it feel like a piece of wearable art as much as a writing instrument—starting with the acetate body, the synthetic ivory barrel sleeve, and that copper trim with the “ocean side” patina that gives it a gorgeous, aged character. It’s the kind of pen you keep turning in your hands just to catch the light. I also share the specs that matter to fountain pen people (because yes, we care): it’s fitted with a Bock #6 14K gold medium nib, and it sits in that high-end, artisan category at $1,600. I talk about why this pen stands out as a show piece and a collector pen, plus where you can find David Broadwell’s work (and how to reach him) if you’re curious. This is not sponsored—I’m just sharing my honest experience and the details so you can decide if a custom Art Deco-style pen like this belongs in your collection.