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Those look great! Would it be possible to get a bigger picture, Mr. Ford? The marbling in the design is rather hard to see is why I ask.

 

Incidentally, here is the picture of the new pens, for everyone to check out:

 

http://www.mrpen.co.uk/contents/media/t_green%20and%20burgundy.jpg

There is no marbling these are plain polished lacquer.

http://mrpen.co.uk/contents/media/flowlittle.png www.mrpen.co.uk

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Since these will be available in time for Christmas (I think that was the target, right?), will there also be versions later- next year perhaps- that are marbled as well? Just thinking of how they would all look in a 5 pen set ^_~

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Since these will be available in time for Christmas (I think that was the target, right?), will there also be versions later- next year perhaps- that are marbled as well? Just thinking of how they would all look in a 5 pen set ^_~

Yes, will think seriously about that.

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I hope so! That would be one heck of a set there- the classic black and then all 4 marbled colored versions (or maybe even a 5th one if you ever decide to do another color- a really vibrant purple ^_~)!

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I do like the new colors. I was going to put a black on my Christmas list because it has classic looks that I could take to a professional meeting at any level (in addition to its legendary nib qualities). Now I have to choose between the black and the burgundy. They both fill the bill.

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The burgundy with new CultPens/Diamine Deep Dark Red ink. Lovely!

 

There is a red?

 

Looks like a Green as well. Didn't know about those, thanks.

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Does anyone know when the new P.E. colours will go on sale?

Late November, but I have still to hear from factory so will confirm later. MrPen

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Mr Ford

 

Just another quick question. Have you thought about pre-ordering? I'm betting quite a few people on here would welcome the opportunity.

 

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Marie

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Mr Ford

 

Just another quick question. Have you thought about pre-ordering? I'm betting quite a few people on here would welcome the opportunity.

 

thanks

 

Marie

Yes, we always offer that and usually at 10% discount, but we need factory confirmation of delivery first. Customers do not appreciate us taking orders without an accurate delivery date. MrPen

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The delivery time for our new Parson's Essential Green and Burgundy models is the 3rd of December, we are offering 10% discount for advanced orders. MrPen

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