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Roger received two more of the Steampunk series. These pens are hand machined and assembled by hand. When you see them in person the detail is amazing. You can see the full inventory at http://penopoly.com/category/pens/penscapessteampunkcollection/ or visit us at the Philadelphia Pen Show Jan 20-22.

 

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Check out the Viking skull on this one.

 

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thanks,

Ron

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I want one - if only i had the money!!!!

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Yeah, me too!

 

(and I get to fondle them on a regular basis!)

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So i had a strange stroke of luck.

Saw a few steampunk fountain pens on a picture aggregator website, figured i'd google them.

This thread came up as #1 and you happened to mention the penshow in a couple of weeks.

Luckily i live outside of Philly.

Went to register on this site to reply to your post to say thanks and found out i had previously registered.

 

Anyways, thats the long way of saying, thanks for the post!

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I like the steampunk genre. Too bad I will never have one of these fine pens.

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They would indeed be cool (ok, hot) to own.

 

Ron -- Roger's RSS feeds show the titles of each page to be the same ("Steampunk Pens"). FYI, it'd be nice if you had a different title for each page to differentiate the pens when viewing rss feeds.

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(and I get to fondle them on a regular basis!)

Dude, you just killed a sale...

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(and I get to fondle them on a regular basis!)

Dude, you just killed a sale...

He only fondles them through glass. Roger would never let him actually touch them, who knows which MB he touched last.

 

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He only fondles them through glass. Roger would never let him actually touch them, who knows which MB he touched last.

Virtual fondling. The mind boggles.

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And I can make sure they're available for fondling at Philly and LA as well!

MB JFK BB; 100th Anniversary M; Dumas M FP/BP/MP set; Fitzgerald M FP/BP/MP set; Jules Verne BB; Bernstein F; Shaw B; Schiller M; yellow gold/pearl Bohème Pirouette Lilas (custom MB-fitted EF); gold 744-N flexy OBB; 136 flexy OB; 236 flexy OBB; silver pinstripe Le Grand B; 149 F x2; 149 M; 147 F; 146 OB; 146 M; 146 F; 145P M; 162 RB
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And I can make sure they're available for fondling at Philly and LA as well!

I travel with an electric cattle prod. Fondle at your own risk.

 

Hey, aren't those Steampunk pens grand!

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And to think that I was politely avoiding commenting on his thing with fondling steampunk pens. I hate to imagine what he'd do with steam punk shoes... or other clothing.

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BTW...

 

We just got an interesting phone call a few days ago...

 

Pen World magazine informed us that the Penscapes Steampunk series was nominated for "Best use of materials" in their upcoming reader's choice issue! That's quite a compliment!

 

(and, sort of explains the fondling...)

MB JFK BB; 100th Anniversary M; Dumas M FP/BP/MP set; Fitzgerald M FP/BP/MP set; Jules Verne BB; Bernstein F; Shaw B; Schiller M; yellow gold/pearl Bohème Pirouette Lilas (custom MB-fitted EF); gold 744-N flexy OBB; 136 flexy OB; 236 flexy OBB; silver pinstripe Le Grand B; 149 F x2; 149 M; 147 F; 146 OB; 146 M; 146 F; 145P M; 162 RB
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BTW...

 

We just got an interesting phone call a few days ago...

 

Pen World magazine informed us that the Penscapes Steampunk series was nominated for "Best use of materials" in their upcoming reader's choice issue! That's quite a compliment!

 

(and, sort of explains the fondling...)

I know how you got nominated....

San Francisco International Pen Show - The next “Funnest Pen Show” is on schedule for August 23-24-25, 2024.  Watch the show website for registration details. 
 

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They look nice and all, but something inside me is telling me that a C/C filling system doesn't feel very steampunk.

Very correct... And reliable... And predictable...

MB JFK BB; 100th Anniversary M; Dumas M FP/BP/MP set; Fitzgerald M FP/BP/MP set; Jules Verne BB; Bernstein F; Shaw B; Schiller M; yellow gold/pearl Bohème Pirouette Lilas (custom MB-fitted EF); gold 744-N flexy OBB; 136 flexy OB; 236 flexy OBB; silver pinstripe Le Grand B; 149 F x2; 149 M; 147 F; 146 OB; 146 M; 146 F; 145P M; 162 RB
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So i had a strange stroke of luck.

Went to register on this site to reply to your post to say thanks and found out i had previously registered.

 

Welcome back ! :thumbup:

Everything is impermanent.

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Penscapes Steampunk series was nominated for "Best use of materials"

I know how you got nominated....

How?

Everything is impermanent.

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