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I was looking at the Kaweco site and I noticed under Accessories-> Parts there is listed two 14k gold nibs for the Sport and other models that use the same sized nib. One is plain gold and comes in EF-BB, while the other is two-tone and only comes in medium. Has anyone else heard about this?

 

It can be found here.

 

Thanks!

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I have been wondering about those as well, they've been on their website for a while but I can't find any shops that have them, I'd love to have one of those 14k nibs.

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Yes these are available. in single and bi-color I'm waiting for pricing information from my distributor.

www.fontoplumo.nl

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It appears they fit all models. They have two different sizes: one to fit the upper-end Sports (Not sure about the classic sport though. It appears they sell the nibs for those with section attached. I don't have a classic so I couldn't tell you for sure) as well as all the other pens that use the same nib, and one size for the Elite.

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Just have been informed about the price OUCH

120 euro incl vat

I will make these available at my site and will order on request (not be putting them on stock)

www.fontoplumo.nl

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Pffft. Seems to me Kaweco are getting a big head and starting to jack their prices up. That really disappoints me, as they're my favourite brand. €120 for a Nº5 gold nib? Come on.

 

And what is with the price of that blowtorched Liliput? I thought that was a joke.

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Pffft. Seems to me Kaweco are getting a big head and starting to jack their prices up. That really disappoints me, as they're my favourite brand. €120 for a Nº5 gold nib? Come on.

 

And what is with the price of that blowtorched Liliput? I thought that was a joke.

I agree. My Liliput has been great, but there's no way I would spend that much for the Fireblue.

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Just have been informed about the price OUCH

120 euro incl vat

I will make these available at my site and will order on request (not be putting them on stock)

Have you asked about a price for a Bock 14K nib. These will be identical to the Kaweco nibs and should fit. For those who just want the nib and aren't fussy about the Kaweco branding.

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Have you asked about a price for a Bock 14K nib. These will be identical to the Kaweco nibs and should fit. For those who just want the nib and aren't fussy about the Kaweco branding.

Good point, to be continued

www.fontoplumo.nl

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Do look at vintage Kaweco nibs, in the Sport. The whole pen.

I'm trans-mailing one and it's semi-flex also.

In I can't collect everything, I don't collect Kaweco, but that gold semi-flex nib is ever so nice. :thumbup:

In reference to P. T. Barnum; to advise for free is foolish, ........busybodies are ill liked by both factions.

 

 

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