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After receiving a beautiful Edison Collier Persimmon Swirl 1.1 Stub today, I have filled the first side of my pen case:

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I may be a little biased but I think they look beautiful

Regards,

Kevin

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They are beautiful! Congratulations on a lovely collection. What's next on the wish list?

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Just the one side! What's wrong with you?!? Get with it!

 

No seriously, nice start! They are beautiful. I have the same question, what is next on your wish list?

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You see it as half full but I see it as half empty. :)

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Yum...nice collection! (or at least start to a collection!)

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Looks very nice!! Congrats! Which pen is the 4th from the left? Pilot?

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Thanks everyone for the kind comments!

 

Looks very nice!! Congrats! Which pen is the 4th from the left? Pilot?

The 4th from the left is a Sailor Professional Gear KOP:

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What's next? I think another Conway Stewart, not sure which model yet, they are all beautiful!

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He's saved the other side for vintage...but it is a beautiful start, for sure.

 

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So tell me something, among all your beautiful pens you got there which one is your favorite writer

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So tell me something, among all your beautiful pens you got there which one is your favorite writer

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Thanks for all the supportive comments :D

 

So tell me something, among all your beautiful pens you got there which one is your favorite writer

 

The Conway Stewart Churchill is, by far, my favourite writer

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