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FYI, pengallery.com has Pelikans on sale for a really good price right now, especially the 205 and 215.

 

Yikes!

 

Is $102 their regular price? Even that is waaaay below the norm. I've got these folks bookmarked. Why haven't I noticed this? Thank you for the FYI.

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FYI, pengallery.com has Pelikans on sale for a really good price right now, especially the 205 and 215.

 

Yikes!

 

Is $102 their regular price? Even that is waaaay below the norm. I've got these folks bookmarked. Why haven't I noticed this? Thank you for the FYI.

 

It seems as though all they have left is Taupe... :(

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Pengallery has a brick-and-mortar shop situated at the Weld Shopping Centre, right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur :)

 

If you happen to drop by here, pay them a visit. You'll get even better prices :thumbup:

 

 

 

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Just an update on this sale. Pengallery.com is still selling the Pelikan M215 for $102. Even with the $15 express shipping to the US, that is an excellent deal and they offer all three designs whereas most sellers stateside only have the (in my opinion ugly) rings design. I just received my M215 from PenGallery in the mail today and it is superb! They also have excellent customer service and Lai went out of his way to track down a lozenge design with an EF nib for me even though that nib wasn't offered on their site. Great customer service and a great pen at the lowest price I could find! (I'm in no way affiliated with the business, but just a pleased customer.)

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