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Have some Tomoe River paper to send out for anyone that wants them.

 

Will sent out 5 sheets to 20 different people (so giveaway 100 sheets in total).

 

If you want a sample pack then please post below and then I will DM you to get your address.

 

This will be done on a strictly first come first sample basis.

 

Oh and Postage and Packaging is free too.

 

UK only please (if I don't get 20 people by end of Sunday then will extend to Europe)

 

Just giving something back.

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Yes please.

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hmmmmm......Not as popular as I thought it would be.

 

Will leave open for rest of week and extend to European forum members too

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hmmmmm......Not as popular as I thought it would be.

 

Will leave open for rest of week and extend to European forum members too

 

I have some already otherwise I'd definitely take some. What about putting it in the Pay It Forward thread?

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I have some already otherwise I'd definitely take some. What about putting it in the Pay It Forward thread?

 

Good idea. will do

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oh wow! Europe here (expat UK if that's also of interest). I would love to try this legendary paper.

 

Please DM me your name and address

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Thank you.

 

That's really VERY generous. I would love some sheets of Tomoe River if you still have some :)

 

Many thanks,

 

Martin

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Thank you.

 

That's really VERY generous. I would love some sheets of Tomoe River if you still have some :)

 

Many thanks,

 

Martin

 

Please DM me name and address is not already done so

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It did :) Thank you very much

You can spot a writer a mile off, they're the ones meandering in the wrong direction muttering to themselves and almost walking into every second lamppost.

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If you extend it to Europe, I would definitely be interested too!

Inks: Waterman Serenity Blue, Diamine Blue-black, Diamine Twilight, Lamy Red, Noodler's Black Swan in Australian Roses, Noodler's 54th Massachusetts, Montblanc Irish Green, Lamy Turquoise, Pelikan 4001 Brown

 

Pens: Lamy Safari Black M nib, Lamy Vista M nib, Sheaffer Targa F nib, TWSBI Vac700 demonstrator 1.1 nib, Pelikan M200 Cognac M nib

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I'd be very interested if you still have some.

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