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Hi FPN Members:

 

We are pleased and excited to announce the launching of Nussbaum Pen Co.

 

These pens can only be purchased at this time from www.isellpens.com. We have 2 initial models the Phoenix and Jon Ross. Supplies are limited. So, be one of the first to own a Nussbaum Pen and several have already been sold today.

 

More new models to follow as well as a really cool lower end pen made in the same factory as a very famous German pen but it will not be like these beautiful introductory models we just released.

 

I would like to thank the members who suggested this name and gave opinions on a previous thread. Shipping is free on the Phoenix model in the USA.

 

Thanks for supporting our pen line and our website!

 

Best Regards,

Todd & Theresa Nussbaum

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Are the nibs standard German ie Jowo or Bock? They look great by the way. Will these colors continue to be stocked or are they a limited edition run?

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Are the nibs standard German ie Jowo or Bock? They look great by the way. Will these colors continue to be stocked or are they a limited edition run?

We are using WIN German Fountain pen nibs. These colors may be a L.E. run but that could change.

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Gorgeous pens! I'm especially liking the cracked ice. Any plans of releasing these with nibs other than medium?

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Gorgeous pens! I'm especially liking the cracked ice. Any plans of releasing these with nibs other than medium?

I too am wondering about nib options. A 1.1mm stub?

 

Quoting the page for the Phoenix pen, "...The pen comes with a Medium point Iridium point nib that lays down a nice wet smooth line. Note: other nib option may be available in the future."

 

Perhaps Todd can shed more light on this subject?

 

Tasteful designs but no close-up of the nib. What is engraved or stamped on the nib? Is the nib laser etched or stamped?

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Gorgeous pens! I'm especially liking the cracked ice. Any plans of releasing these with nibs other than medium?

I too am wondering about nib options. A 1.1mm stub?

 

Quoting the page for the Phoenix pen, "...The pen comes with a Medium point Iridium point nib that lays down a nice wet smooth line. Note: other nib option may be available in the future."

 

Perhaps Todd can shed more light on this subject?

 

Tasteful designs but no close-up of the nib. What is engraved or stamped on the nib? Is the nib laser etched or stamped?

Nibs are friction fit on the Jon Ross version and can be removed as nib and feed are not one unit. Nib is a #5. It’s stamped Iridium Point Germany M . The Phoenix model is a #12 and also friction fit. At this point I am not offering nib options.

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The pens do indeed look very nice, Todd.

 

Like others, I, too, wish that you offered a choice of nibs, not just medium, but perhaps that is something that you will be able to do in the future.

 

I hope that Nussbaum Pen Co. is very successful. :thumbup:

 

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Really nice looking pens at a great price. I hope you do well with these.

 

I think there might be an oversight in that the John Ross pens say they include the 2 pen pouch.

 

Do they include it ? If so, then they are an even better bargain.

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I picked up the Cracked Ice Phoenix for a graduation gift, so I cannot ink it up! But it looks beautiful and the pen case is an EXCELLENT idea, rather than a box! Am tempted to buy a Joe Ross

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Really nice looking pens at a great price. I hope you do well with these.

 

I think there might be an oversight in that the John Ross pens say they include the 2 pen pouch.

 

Do they include it ? If so, then they are an even better bargain.

Hmm, I didn't see what you saw apparently. I see that the double pen pouch is included with the more expensive Phoenix series pens, but the Jon Ross pen descriptions only say it comes with a "leather pen slip."

 

I picked up the Cracked Ice Phoenix for a graduation gift, so I cannot ink it up! But it looks beautiful and the pen case is an EXCELLENT idea, rather than a box! Am tempted to buy a Joe Ross

I hope graduation day isn't too far away! I, for one, would like to hear what you think of how the pen writes.

 

I agree, including a leather pen slip or pouch with the pens instead of a probably-never-again-used box is a great idea! Kudos to Todd and Theresa for this. :)

 

Holly

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Beautiful looking pens. Wishing you success with your endeavor.

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The White Mountain pen is really pretty. I too will however wait for more nib choices - EF in my case. How much do you expect shipping to Europe will be?

 

I've never heard of the nib maker WIN before, all I can find is that they're in the former DDR. With that kind of name, Google isn't of much help...

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Really nice looking pens at a great price. I hope you do well with these.

 

I think there might be an oversight in that the John Ross pens say they include the 2 pen pouch.

 

Do they include it ? If so, then they are an even better bargain.

Sorry the Jon Ross pens do not say that.

The Jon Ross comes with a Leather Pen slip that’s made in the USA and this is different than the Phoenix model.

 

Our Phoenix model a more expensive model has upgraded packaging a little bonus for buying the higher end.

The Nussbaum’s do not believe in wasting materials such as boxes that end in the trash. So, in it’s place for packaging will be an embossed Nussbaum Pen double pen pouch that can be used to protect the pen and enjoy for many years.

 

Best Regards,

Todd

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Really nice looking pens at a great price. I hope you do well with these.

 

I think there might be an oversight in that the John Ross pens say they include the 2 pen pouch.

 

Do they include it ? If so, then they are an even better bargain.

Hmm, I didn't see what you saw apparently. I see that the double pen pouch is included with the more expensive Phoenix series pens, but the Jon Ross pen descriptions only say it comes with a "leather pen slip."

 

I picked up the Cracked Ice Phoenix for a graduation gift, so I cannot ink it up! But it looks beautiful and the pen case is an EXCELLENT idea, rather than a box! Am tempted to buy a Joe Ross

I hope graduation day isn't too far away! I, for one, would like to hear what you think of how the pen writes.

 

I agree, including a leather pen slip or pouch with the pens instead of a probably-never-again-used box is a great idea! Kudos to Todd and Theresa for this. :)

 

Holly

Thanks Holly and that is correct. That's our opionion of wasteful boxes. We have shared it with other pen manufacturers who have just ignored this and continue to spend more on the box and in some cases as much as the pen.

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Beautiful looking pens. Wishing you success with your endeavor.

Thanks very much and we have high hopes for the venture. :notworthy1:

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The White Mountain pen is really pretty. I too will however wait for more nib choices - EF in my case. How much do you expect shipping to Europe will be?

 

I've never heard of the nib maker WIN before, all I can find is that they're in the former DDR. With that kind of name, Google isn't of much help...

It just depends on what else you order and how you would like it shipped and you can always email me once you get closer to ordering.

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Really nice looking pens at a great price. I hope you do well with these.

 

I think there might be an oversight in that the John Ross pens say they include the 2 pen pouch.

 

Do they include it ? If so, then they are an even better bargain.

Sorry the Jon Ross pens do not say that.

The Jon Ross comes with a Leather Pen slip that’s made in the USA and this is different than the Phoenix model.

 

Yesterday, it did say that. Like Hex, I thought it was a mistake.

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Really nice looking pens at a great price. I hope you do well with these.

 

I think there might be an oversight in that the John Ross pens say they include the 2 pen pouch.

 

Do they include it ? If so, then they are an even better bargain.

Sorry the Jon Ross pens do not say that.

The Jon Ross comes with a Leather Pen slip that’s made in the USA and this is different than the Phoenix model.

 

Yesterday, it did say that. Like Hex, I thought it was a mistake.

I must correct you as it never said that. If I made a mistake I would by all means admit it.

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