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Incoming! :notworthy1:

 

Which one(s)? :thumbup:

Rose gold and shiny silver. Both stubs, of 'cuss. :cloud9: The Ripples were getting lonely. :bunny01:

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My Silver one is coming home with a juicy stub.

 

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My Silver one is coming home with a juicy stub.

 

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Wow, they look great.

 

How much are they each? Can we get them in the uk?!

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Alutec!

 

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very nice :thumbup: But isn't Bock going to stop supplying nibs to Visconti sooner or later??

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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very nice :thumbup: But isn't Bock going to stop supplying nibs to Visconti sooner or later??

 

I can't see why Bock would want to cut off the supply; however, Visconti claim to be producing the new Smartouch nibs in house, and I wouldn't be surprised if they eventually moved Palladium nib production in house too. At the very least producing nibs in house would boost the brand's prestige and perhaps give them additional flexibility to try new ideas and designs.

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very nice :thumbup: But isn't Bock going to stop supplying nibs to Visconti sooner or later??

 

I can't see why Bock would want to cut off the supply; however, Visconti claim to be producing the new Smartouch nibs in house, and I wouldn't be surprised if they eventually moved Palladium nib production in house too. At the very least producing nibs in house would boost the brand's prestige and perhaps give them additional flexibility to try new ideas and designs.

 

Yes, it is possible, I know deltas new fusion nib is made all in house...

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No time to hunt cameras as I have weekend events. But...

 

Shiny silver 1.3 stub + Yu-Yake = Bliss! :cloud9: :clap1:

 

Rosy set for opening tomorrow... :puddle:

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No time to hunt cameras as I have weekend events. But...

 

Shiny silver 1.3 stub + Yu-Yake = Bliss! :cloud9: :clap1:

 

Rosy set for opening tomorrow... :puddle:

 

ENJOY!

 

I can't wait :bonk:

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I just bought the silver and the rose gold, both with stub nibs. *gulp* It was just too hard to resist--especially since I have the silver and rose gold Chatterley Ripples and the two matching Skeletons will make such a stunning set. Now to wait... Christmas will be coming early...

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Luckily, I actually like ramen noodles. I add some chili powder, garlic powder, cumin, cayenne pepper, cilantro, chives, and an egg. Turns it into spicy deliciousness.

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Luckily, I actually like ramen noodles. I add some chili powder, garlic powder, cumin, cayenne pepper, cilantro, chives, and an egg. Turns it into spicy deliciousness.

 

My father used to say:

"Like that you can make bricks taste good!" smile.gif

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