Manufacture Experience Yard o Led

Birmingham · Wednesday 21.01 – Thursday 22.01
Limited to 12 participants

Yard‑o‑Led welcomes a private group of collectors and enthusiasts to its historic Birmingham workshop for a curated two-day manufacture experience, personally hosted by Samuel Naldi.

This experience is structured to give participants time, access, and context around one of Britain’s last remaining silversmith pen manufacturers, in a small and well-organized format.

Experience Program

Wednesday · 21.01 · Birmingham

• Individual arrival in Birmingham.
• Evening dinner at a selected restaurant (venue communicated after booking).
• Informal evening with Yard-o-Led representatives and fellow participants.
• Opportunity for discussion, exchange, and networking among like-minded attendees.

Thursday · 22.01 · Yard-o-Led Workshop

• Morning meeting at Yard-o-Led’s historic workshop.
• Private guided manufacture visit, including:
  • Traditional silversmith techniques.
  • Hand-hammered production processes.
  • Assembly methods still used today.
• Additional pen-related experience curated specifically for this group.
• Lunch with the Yard-o-Led team.
• Continuation of the manufacture visit and experience in the afternoon, allowing further insight and discussion.
• Conclusion in the late afternoon.

What Is Included

• Organization and coordination of the full experience.
• Private access to the Yard-o-Led manufacture.
• Guided workshop tour and additional curated activity.
• Welcome dinner on Wednesday evening.
• Lunch with the Yard-o-Led team on Thursday.
• Hosting and on-site support throughout the experience.
• Group limited to 12 participants.

What Is Not Included

• Travel to and from Birmingham.
• Hotel accommodation.

A short list of recommended hotels will be provided after booking. Assistance is available before and during the stay in Birmingham.

Purpose of the Experience

• Provide direct access to the Yard-o-Led manufacture.
• Offer structured time with the brand and its team.
• Reduce organizational effort for participants by handling on-site coordination.
• Enable exchange between collectors and enthusiasts with shared interests.

Who This Experience Is For

• Collectors interested in manufacturing and brand heritage.
• Enthusiasts focused on materials, techniques, and production.
• Individuals who value small, curated group experiences.
• Participants seeking access beyond standard public visits.
• People interested in connecting with a network of like-minded collectors and enthusiasts.