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Pen World 2014 is a pen, stationery and gifting fair held annually. I was able to visit the show today as a casual non trade visitor. Just sharing some pictures:

Had a nice time talking to the Pelikan folks and also FPNers Manoj Deshmukh and Deviyan. Manoj Deshmukh who makes Fosfor pens was exhibiting his handmade pens made from handcast material, simply mind blowing stuff.

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Nice! Thanks for sharing!

 

I looked up Fosfor pens and there are some beauties there!

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Lovely pics Hari, as usual. Thanks for sharing.

 

Would have loved to go, but missed it this time. Maybe another time.

 

Fosfor pens look interesting and it is good to hear about another good Indian pen maker. I'll be checking their pens out and maybe get one.

 

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Nice! Thanks for sharing!

 

I looked up Fosfor pens and there are some beauties there!

 

Lovely pics Hari, as usual. Thanks for sharing.

 

Would have loved to go, but missed it this time. Maybe another time.

 

Fosfor pens look interesting and it is good to hear about another good Indian pen maker. I'll be checking their pens out and maybe get one.

 

Cheers!

 

Thank you!

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dear hari, a good covering of interesting event. what pen is tha silver cap & black body, sample writing on a pad?

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dear hari, a good covering of interesting event. what pen is tha silver cap & black body, sample writing on a pad?

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Thank you Abhik.

 

The pen is from a brand called Cruiser, they claim the pen is entirely Made in Germany. It has a sterling silver cap, quite nice writer and classy appearance, but they wanted 12,000/- INR for it.

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