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Here are some of my better ones....enjoy. In order from top to bottom: 58 Ripple, sterling basket weave overlay, 52 Ripple, Patrician

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That Patrician's is schweeet. I suspect you're on the lookout for a nice 100 Year Pen? I'm restoring one now. It's got a flex nib. But it needs a lot of TLC. (Not trying to sell mine, just saying).

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That Patrician's is schweeet. I suspect you're on the lookout for a nice 100 Year Pen? I'm restoring one now. It's got a flex nib. But it needs a lot of TLC. (Not trying to sell mine, just saying).

 

 

Thanks! Actually, I have a 100 year, but it's got a burn hole in the cap and the end jewel on the body is missing. Any idea where I could find spares? Thanks!

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Arrrggghh ! Owning a Patrician is strictly forbidden ! Send it to me right now ! :roflmho:

 

Nice ones, Confrats !

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Arrrggghh ! Owning a Patrician is strictly forbidden ! Send it to me right now ! :roflmho:

 

Nice ones, Confrats !

 

It's on its way! wink.gif

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Your blue and gold Patrician fountain pen and pencil are lovely. I "watched" a similar set on eBay for a while.

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My latest find last week - a No. 20 in sterling 'vine' pattern overlay.

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/uploads/imgs/fpn_1396831303__img_8462.jpg

Wow!!! Fantastic pen. Congratulations.

When you say 'find,' do you mean in the wild? In that case, quadruple Wow.

 

greg

Don't feel bad. I'm old; I'm meh about most things.

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I can't compete with pensilly's showing, but here are a few of my favorites:

 

94's, 92
's, 32's, and their little brothers:

http://gergyor.com/images/watermen_2012-05-24.png

 

Patrician set in Turquoise

http://gergyor.com/images/waterman_patrician_set_1.jpg

 

Best Regards, greg

Don't feel bad. I'm old; I'm meh about most things.

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Wow!!! Fantastic pen. Congratulations.

When you say 'find,' do you mean in the wild? In that case, quadruple Wow.

 

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Thanks - yes, I found it at an estate sale. I guess such things still do happen - once in a lifetime, perhaps!

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I can't compete with pensilly's showing, but here are a few of my favorites:

 

94's, 92

's, 32's, and their little brothers:

http://gergyor.com/images/watermen_2012-05-24.png

 

Patrician set in Turquoise

http://gergyor.com/images/waterman_patrician_set_1.jpg

 

Best Regards, greg

What a gorgeous, gorgeous Patrician set!

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Very nice Waterman collections! The Patrician set in Turquoise is outstanding!

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That Patrician is one of the nicest pens I have seen - in a photo or otherwise! And it comes wtih the friend..

 

Are they real? :-)

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