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Update: Yahoo Japan - Recent Sales - Gaijin Galore

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The first lot was hammered down for Y13,400 (about $160, including transaction costs).

1950s screened hiramakie with risque ukiyo theme. First pic is not much. one needed to scroll down to see the good stuff.

Good buy for the right person. Gaijin!!!

 

Second pen is a Japanese coins pen that was in a group of vintage Platinum makie posted for sale that are not selling. Put up for sale at Y68,000.

This one is a bit high.

 

Next is a Black Stripe Myu in box. At Y38,010 a great price. I don't know what these go for these days but a great price, nonetheless.

 

There have been a few pen lots for sale lately. this one went for Y86,000 (probably about $1000). Look for this gaijin to be peddling them on eBay.

 

Lastly was this interesting set including an unusual kamakura bori and Pilot Super 500 in black cap. Strong gaijin competition. Bought by local collector.

 

 

Information is posted to keep you informed about pricing and what shows up at auction. Selections are my preference and are what catches my attention. undoubtedly i miss much.

 

 

 

 

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Formerly Ryojusen Pens
The oldest and largest buyer and seller of vintage Japanese pens in America.


Member: Pen Collectors of America & Fuente, THE Japanese Pen Collectors Club

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Thank you for posting these!

It's nice to see what's being sold online.

Scientia potentia est.

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Thank you for posting these!

It's nice to see what's being sold online.

 

I do not post everything. Only pens of interest to collectors, some users, and me.

Most are pens not usually seen on the 'Bay.

YJA is a good barometer of the Japanese market to use when buying pens.

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The oldest and largest buyer and seller of vintage Japanese pens in America.


Member: Pen Collectors of America & Fuente, THE Japanese Pen Collectors Club

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