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Hello

Have you missed me?

After dealing with cancer in the familly I finally have the time to open a new store online.

Right now I'm working on a new store with alot of exciting Products but I want to know what you miss in the wonderful World of pens and ink?

 

What do you want to see in the new store?

Brands?

 

Please let me know and I will once more give you the best prices on the best Products.

 

Kind regards

Niklas

 

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Welcome back after all your problems and difficulties. I'm sure you'll let us know when things are up and running again.

Perhaps some more European inks could be a good idea?!

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A wide diversity of inks would be nice. Maintenance-related products would be great- micro-mesh, polishing paste, ink cleaning fluid etc.

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Glad to hear things are improved, Niklas. The huge selection of Diamine inks I previously bought from you gets daily use. I certainly would like to see you continue to offer the 30mL Diamine bottles. And I presume you would still like to carry Edison Pens.

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We haven't met, but welcome back. :D

 

Noodler's Ink. Hard to come by within Europe, and shipping from US is quite prohibiting...

And what rochester21 said. Diamine is easy enough to get from UK.

 

Edit: Oh, and TWSBI-pens and Clairfontaine paper.

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Welcome back Niklas, and happy to hear that you are back after some difficult times.

 

I second the idea for Japanese inks. Also Conway Stewart as well as Akkermann's from Netherlands inks would be great.

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Yes, a source for the full set of Noodler's inks at reasonable prices and low shipping costs in Europe would be great,

Since missing-pen.de stopped selling them it is difficult.

 

And yes Japanese products at reasonable prices which are also hard to get (at least at reasonable prices) would be nice.

 

Pen repair stuff, sacs, piston seals, replacement parts, shellack, tools, .... everything in one place to restore and maintain pens would be also great.

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When is the npiab.se operative?

 

Christmas is on it's way and hence the gifts have to be bought. And then there is good ol' Ink Aquisition Disorder taking it's toll. Now, I am in process of doing the 'christmas order' but I have no issues with stalling this a bit and let my money go to a (re-)upstarting dedicated entrepreneur in the field.

 

So, give me a heads up and I am happy to let you, Niklas, provide me with whatever you can, rather than I let my money go to some big companies who will thrive anyway with or without christmas sales.

 

Keep up the goodwork!

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Welcome back Niklas,

 

I can only second the already mentioned opinions on a wide range of Noodler's ink, japanese products at a fair price, like Iroshizuku inks, Namiki falcon pens etc.

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Niklas, It appears that you only carry Diamine 30ml a few cartridges & Registrars inks now. I was hoping for Rohrer & Klingner, Akkerman, Callifolio, etc.

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