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New Old Stock Update

 

We just unpacked a crateload of new old stock, excavated by our 1960s-70s time travelling pickers!

 

SHEAFFER NOS:

 

Sheaffer Imperial VIII - Fountain pens and ballpoints. This is one of the iconic Imperial models, resembling the PFM V with a gold plated cap and plastic body. The pens have 14k nibs and are Touchdown models, with new O-rings. (Fountain pen $105, ballpoint $35.)

 

http://www.peytonstreet.com/pens/sheaffer/imp8_burg_set_fine_7.jpg

 

Lady Sheaffer 921 "Flamme" sets in original packaging -- LS 921 isn't a new model for us, but having these "Twosome" sets in the original Lady Sheaffer blue fabric box with all the paperwork is a new development. ($130.)

http://www.peytonstreet.com/pens/sheaffer/921_twosome_1.jpg

 

Sheaffer "Quasi-Imperial" 440 XG -- Just like the more modest and very popular 440, the 440 XG had a brushed metal cap and a plastic body. Unlike the regular 440, it has a 14k V-style inlaid nib. Converter or cartridge filler, offered at $80.

http://www.peytonstreet.com/pens/sheaffer/440_XG_grey1.jpg

 

The above three are currently on the web site, but supply is limited (especially for the Imperial VIIIs).

 

Eversharp Symphony pens are back!

 

Or at least they will start showing up on the web site next week once we get them sacked and cleaned up. Though we had to pay more this time, we have acquired a few dozen of these incredibly popular pens. We had some towards the end of 2011 and into the beginning of 2012, and we thought we'd never be able to get more. Models 713 and 913 have small flexible 14k nibs, and it looks like we have them in a nice selection of nib sizes. (We'll also be putting some of these great nibs on our smaller Ranga models.)

 

SECONDS in new models

 

Customers love our "seconds," new old stock pens that have some varying degrgee of cosmetic damage but still write like new. These make great knock-around every day pens, and are a great source of brand new parts if you want to recondition an old favorite. In the next week or so you will see Imperial IIIs (plastic body, gold trim, short conical nib, Touchdown filler) and Imperial IVs (plastic body and cap, gold trim, 14k long diamond nib, Touchdown filler) appear in our seconds category.

 

RANGA UPDATE

 

We now have the Bamboo model in the exotic "Premium Ebonite" colors on the web site. In the next month or so, we will begin offering Ranga pens with German screw-in nib units and converters.

 

http://www.peytonstreet.com/pens/ranga/bamboo_pens_2.jpg

 

LOS ANGELES PEN SHOW

 

We won't be there for the chaos on Sunday, but we'll have a small selection of pens to show on Friday and Saturday if you want to drop by and say hello. We'll bring some of the Ranga pens we've spruced up with exotic nibs..... these pens need to be held and written with to be fully appreciated.

 

Thanks for your continued interest!

 

 

TERI and the PEYTON STREET PENS CREW

 

 

 

 

 

 

Teri Morris, PEYTON STREET PENS

 

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I should mention that we only have about 35 of the Imperial VIII pens .... a few sold yesterday so we don't expect them to last long.

 

We've started listing the Eversharp Symphony flexible pens .... we'll add them as we get them sacked and cleaned up. On the web site now are a few 713 models in black with fine 14k nibs.These are not full flex, but they offer very decent flex.

 

Thanks!

TERI

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Hello there!

 

I can't seem to find the listing for the Imperial VIII ballpoints. Am I already late?

 

Regards.

 

Enrique

 

 

No, you're plenty early!

 

 

I decided not to wait for "good" photos, and the listing is here. We've got a few in three different colors, but less than 30 in total, if that gives you a sense of availability.

 

 

Thanks for your interest!

 

TERI

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Thanks Teri. I'll keep looking in - I do regularly - in the hope of finding a big nib somewhere. I'd have one of those bamboo fellas like a shot if I could get a stub, OB or a broad too..... ;)

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We are putting big fat modern Duofold Centennial nibs on some of our "one-off" Ranga creations. The latest is a double broad cursive italic on a smooth pink (actually burgundy) ripple Model 4c. We just need to get photos done.

Teri

 

 

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We are putting big fat modern Duofold Centennial nibs on some of our "one-off" Ranga creations. The latest is a double broad cursive italic on a smooth pink (actually burgundy) ripple Model 4c. We just need to get photos done.

Teri

 

I love the look of the Ranga pens! Is it that the list is not yet complete? I'll keep checking in.

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We are putting big fat modern Duofold Centennial nibs on some of our "one-off" Ranga creations. The latest is a double broad cursive italic on a smooth pink (actually burgundy) ripple Model 4c. We just need to get photos done.

Teri

 

 

Trouble is - that sounds mighty expensive - as an owner of a Duofold Centennial, I know how expensive those nibs are!

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While we have 6 different models, we only have a few in each color ..... Let me know if you re looking for something in particular.

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I left a comment in your profile :P

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We are putting big fat modern Duofold Centennial nibs on some of our "one-off" Ranga creations. The latest is a double broad cursive italic on a smooth pink (actually burgundy) ripple Model 4c. We just need to get photos done.

Teri

 

 

Trouble is - that sounds mighty expensive - as an owner of a Duofold Centennial, I know how expensive those nibs are!

 

Not so bad .... Less than $200 .... Just about the price of the nib, eh?

 

 

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