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End Of Month Update At Main Street Pens

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It's been a while since we've had an update to our sales page. The last quarter has found us preparing to move, and then moving to western Pennsylvania. Exciting to have the change, with a new shop setup, but it has made life "interesting." to say the least!

If you're a regular client of ours, note that we have a new address! Please write to us for the new address, especially if you are thinking of sending anything in for repair.



But to the update.... all of our pens are restored, ready to write, and come with a warranty. We've also restocked the 12 pen leather clutch pen cases. These are tinner than a folding pen case, and are designed to fit in the side pocked of a laptop case, and have been quite popular. The new update has several very nice pens. Nothing exotic, but really intended for the person who plans touse their pen. You can see the pens onthe main sales page at Main Street Pens.

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