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Hi,

I'm looking for a specific pen a waterman 94 witch music nib.
I know that is hard to find but I want buy one.
Any one have one to sell ? Or know where I can find ?
Best regards,
Kleber

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I saw one of those (or at least the waterman music 3 tines nib - thats pretty much all of details that stuck) about a year ago on a french flea market (my parents live close to the border). A good while before getting into fountain pens again. I thought is looked cool with the 3 tines but passed on the 25€ price tag as it was dirty and all... well yeah... I would instantly buy it now :blush:

Just remembered when I saw your picture...

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Hi,

I'm looking for a specific pen a waterman 94 witch music nib.
I know that is hard to find but I want buy one.
Any one have one to sell ? Or know where I can find ?
Best regards,
Kleber

 

Hello Kleber and welcome to FPN.

 

 

That is an interesting pen, and I suppose hard to find. But you cannot use FPN forums for "want to buy" actions like this.

However if you become a gold member here you could post a classified: "Want to buy" here in the classifieds. You will become a gold member after 30 days of membership and contributing to our community by placing at least 30 relevant posts on the forum (not in Chatter) So in 30 days AND 30 posts you can use Classifieds. This rule is to protect the members from malignant persons trying to misuse the forum.

The moderators may delete posts trying to buy or sell here in the normal forum without warning.

 

But it would be interesting to hear where you saw such a pen before, and what you know about them.

 

 

Enjoy the forum

 

 

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After see sbrebrown video I run all internet sites to find one like this and so finally I found in ebay.
Aaron A. Svabik from pentiques sell me one and he installed to me.
Now I'm waiting for the package and next week I hoop make a full review abou my new pen.
At this moment I can only show the photo from the nib.

I'm anxious to train my new calligraphy with her.

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