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Hi

 

Was just wondering if anyone has seen any Amazon UK deals recently for fountain pens/inks?

 

I once snagged a red Lamy Safari for £2.99 including free delivery which I thought was a bargain.

 

I've just noticed that they're now offering a stainless steel Parker Sonnet (claims to have a gold plated nib, though I'm not sure as the trim is chrome) and a 125th anniversary Parker notebook in a gift set for £33.86 - considerably cheaper than any Sonnet I can find new with a guarantee, and a notebook to boot. Would make a lovely gift for someone ready for a step up from traditional 'starter' pens.

 

Obviously supporting smaller retailers is important - I order all my inks and most of my pens from CultPens as they provide such good service (no affiliation) - but sometimes, as a student, I can't resist a really good deal!

Parker 75, Ingenuity, Premier, Sonnet, Urban | Pelikan M400 | TWSBI Diamond 580 | Visconti Rembrandt



Currently inked: Diamine Apple Glory (Rembrandt), Pelikan 4001 Turquoise (M400), Lamy Black (Diamond 580)

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Ohh yes!

I have seen Lamy 2K for £99 :o

And Pelikan M205 is available for £60 - still in my wish list :)

I'd like to see price fluctuation chart on amazon ;)

Keep looking, you never know what becomes available. Quick ebay/cultpens price check, done!

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