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i just ordered a $15 pen just to get a free bottle of 50ml of a chesterfield INK. I am trying a broad nib on a new pen i would never buy and a 50ml bottle Of a Chesterfield ink color i would never buy.

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Only issue my end is that xfountainpens seems to have STOPPED selling the Bulow X530 (their version of the Jinhao 159, except they also came in Zeppelin shiny silver, and moolight colours!). My silve one has lost the threads inside the cap, so I wanted to replace it, but no luck! Boo hoo! :-(

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No code. Or maybe the link is the code… I received and email or the newsletter they send out. I guess it is open to everyone. You just get a 50ml bottle if you buy any of the $14.95 pens on a list ( chose that offer, of course you can combine). And so on. They have several offers. NO CODE. The other offers get you a discount or ink, etc… let me see if i can place the letter here.

 

I hope you can open it on the browser at full res.

 

 

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Cool beans, thanks! :D I was planning on picking up their archival black, if that was part of the deal. If not, the sapphire looks great. :)

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No code. I received and email or the newsletter they send out. I guess it is open to everyone. You just get a 50ml bottle if you buy any of the $14.95 pens on a list. And so on. They have several offers. NO CODE. The other offers get you a discount or ink, etc… let me see if i can place the letter here.

Does that include pens that are 14.95 at start but ends up at 22 USD from the extras on the pen?

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