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With just under two weeks to go until Scriptus 2014, preparations are kicking into high gear.

 

As mentioned before, we have a full venue, with just under 40 exhibitors booked into the stunning Appel salon at the Toronto Reference Library. To get a peek at what is in store, a downloadable map of exhibitors and their locations is now available on the show's website at: http://scriptustoronto.com

 

We are looking forward to seeing everyone there; one Toronto pen shop alone has given out over 500 leaflets, and the website has had over one thousand unique visitors.

 

So mark November 2 down on your calendar, and be sure to mention you saw it on FPN!

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Sweet! Can't wait! :D

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One question - I noticed that Wonder Pens is a sponsor of the show but they don't seem to have a table...is this true or just an omission?

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WonderPens wanted to be a sponsor but due to the fact that they have recently had an addition to their family they opted not to have a table.

 

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One question - I noticed that Wonder Pens is a sponsor of the show but they don't seem to have a table...is this true or just an omission?

From their blog site:

 

"Lastly, the Toronto Pen Show, Scriptus, is fast approaching on Sunday, November 2nd! Unfortunately, we will not be exhibiting, although our bricks and mortar shop will be open regular hours (12-5), however we will be attending to say hello and…maybe see some new pens for ourselves! "

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I am too - coming in from Montreal for it! Any possibility of an FPN get-together?

I hope so. I will be there when it opens. Hope to see you there.

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From their blog site:

 

"Lastly, the Toronto Pen Show, Scriptus, is fast approaching on Sunday, November 2nd! Unfortunately, we will not be exhibiting, although our bricks and mortar shop will be open regular hours (12-5), however we will be attending to say hello and…maybe see some new pens for ourselves! "

 

So, no one selling Edisons at the show ? Wonderpens is the only Canadian retailer I think

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DON'T FORGET TO STOP BY THE INK SAMPLE TABLE !!!!! http://smileys.on-my-web.com/repository/MSN_Emoticons/MSN-Emoticon-014.gif

 

 

Lots of FREE goodies..... some exclusive KWZ Inks to be sampled ... and a HUGE introduction of some AMAZING INKS...

 

Scriptus Toronto has the inside ... No where else you will find them....... BE THERE !!!! http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/dancing/super-happy-dance-smiley-emoticon.gif

 

 

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DON'T FORGET TO STOP BY THE INK SAMPLE TABLE !!!!! http://smileys.on-my-web.com/repository/MSN_Emoticons/MSN-Emoticon-014.gif

 

 

Lots of FREE goodies..... some exclusive KWZ Inks to be sampled ... and a HUGE introduction of some AMAZING INKS...

 

Scriptus Toronto has the inside ... No where else you will find them....... BE THERE !!!! http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/dancing/super-happy-dance-smiley-emoticon.gif

 

 

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Sweet - speaking of ink, has Stormy Grey been spotted at any Canadian retailers yet ??

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Sweet - speaking of ink, has Stormy Grey been spotted at any Canadian retailers yet ??

I think Wonder Pens may be getting it in next month. From their blog: "...We are still waiting for the new J. Herbin Stormy Grey to arrive, now anticipated for mid-November. We are also expecting Rouge Hematite to arrive in that shipment."

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Yeah, I talked to La Marche about it, and it won't be in until mid-november.

 

Also, don't forget to stop by my table for ink samples too! I'm selling a lot of Sailor ink samples exclusive to stores. I just have WAY TOO MUCH. I'll have about 600 vials of 2mL each for sale, so first come first serve! :P

 

Seriously, please buy them. I cannot keep so much ink at my house. It's getting ridiculous.

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Yeah, I talked to La Marche about it, and it won't be in until mid-november.

 

Also, don't forget to stop by my table for ink samples too! I'm selling a lot of Sailor ink samples exclusive to stores. I just have WAY TOO MUCH. I'll have about 600 vials of 2mL each for sale, so first come first serve! :P

 

Seriously, please buy them. I cannot keep so much ink at my house. It's getting ridiculous.

I will definitely stop by your table. See you there.

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I've been prepping for the show now for a couple of days, and will have a large group of vintage pens with me most restored and ready to go. If anyone has anything on their wish list PM me and I'll try to bring something along! Flexies, Broads and Stubs and everything in between...

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Yeah, I talked to La Marche about it, and it won't be in until mid-november.

 

Also, don't forget to stop by my table for ink samples too! I'm selling a lot of Sailor ink samples exclusive to stores. I just have WAY TOO MUCH. I'll have about 600 vials of 2mL each for sale, so first come first serve! :P

 

Seriously, please buy them. I cannot keep so much ink at my house. It's getting ridiculous.

 

Really - you can have too much ink? ;)

I'll pick some up for some pen friends here in Montreal...be a nice souvenir of the TO pen show. (Better than a Rob Ford bobblehead, which is the other thing I have been asked to find...)

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I didn't think I *could* have too much ink, but since my last shipment of SankoDo and Hougado inks arrived, I'm starting to question that. There are only so many pretty but not AMAZING!!!! blues I can use in a lifetime. It's time to sell at least half the bottle to fund future ink purposes. I'll probably be keeping about 20 mL of each ink for future mixing and comparison purposes though.

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I cannot keep so much ink at my house. It's getting ridiculous.

 

Check with StorageMart they have heated self storage space :lol:

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