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Dearest Members and Visitors of the Fountain Pen Nut House,

Read it all here....

 

If you still want in on this incredible deal, do hurry, as time is running out faster than ever before!

 

We only have very few pens available, and those are only a few FPN LE Etrurias:

 

FPN LE Etruria Azurite pens with Silver Trim and 14K rhodinated nib Sold out completely!

FPN LE Etruria Azurite pens with Silver Trim and 18K duotone nib Sold out completely!

FPN LE Etruria Azurite pens with Vermeil Trim and 18K duotone nib Sold out completely!

 

 

FPN LE Etruria Blue Celluloid (Acetate) pens with Silver Trim and 14K rhodinated nib Sold out completely!

FPN LE Etruria Blue Celluloid (Acetate) pens with Silver Trim and 18K duotone nib Sold out completely!

FPN LE Etruria Blue Celluloid (Acetate) pens with Vermeil Trim and 18K duotone nib Sold out completely!

 

FPN LE Modello-T Azurite Cabouchon and T-flex nib Sold out completely!

FPN LE Modello-T Mother-of-Pearl Cabouchon and T-flex nib Sold out completely!

 

FPN LE Passaporto Chrome Trim F nib Sold out completely!

FPN LE Passaporto Chrome Trim M nib Sold out completely!

FPN LE Passaporto Chrome Trim 1.1 Italic nib Sold out completely!

FPN LE Passaporto Gold Coloured Trim M nib Sold out completely!

 

Besides a fairly limitless availability of additional nibs for Passaporto (Sold out completely!), for Etruria (14 K rhodinated F, M, 1.1 Italic and 18K duotone F, M, 52 degree - Sold out completely!), and possibly a few Etruria 18K EF, B, 0.9 italic and 1.1 italic (Sold out completely!), that's really all there is left!

 

In case you can't find the nib of your choice in one of the models, please do contact us, as we may be able to provide a different nib, or exchange a nib with another one within the same model range.

 

To get to the FPN Store, either click on the Tab at the top of the window just underneath the header, on the link in the message at the top of the page, or alternatively here is a direct link to the Store.

 

Manufacturing will take place soon for delivery early in November.

 

Warm regards,

The FPN Admin Team

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