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Hi FPNers,

 

I'm looking to trade a burgundy P51 demi pen and pencil set for a working F (or thinner) P51 aero with lustraloy cap.

The set is in amazing condition, with only minor rubs on the pen cap, and fine scratches along the barrel.

A ring where the cap is posted can be faintly seen (i tried to post this as a pic, but it wouldn't come

up in the photo...). It has a fully functional aerometric press-bar filler with an opaque sac.

The nib is gold, in Fine width. Set is housed in the original case. A pic of the scuffing on the cap is included.

 

Pics:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/62563305@N08/with/5688700313/

 

 

Thanks!

Ytland

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