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Phidon will be bringing some Franklin Christoph pens in the coveted Ice finish - first time this finish is available at retail in Canada I believe. Get to their table early to grab a Model 40 pocket in Ice!

 

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Hey Napalm... Are you coming??.. I have some ink for you buddy... ;)

 

I can only imagine :lol:

 

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So, for ppl going ... What is on your hitlist? Anything you're bringing to sell or trade?

 

Me, I'm looking to pick up some ink (Akkerman if anyone has, rare Sailor if anyone has, Herbin 1670 [maybe]), some paper, and see what pens sing to me. Also bringing a factory Pelikan Italic nib to be ground down to something closer to a CI (it's very stubby now).

 

Also, may bring some to trade or unload: couple of Jinhaos, Pilot Metro, Noodlers Konrad blue demonstrator, unopped bottle of the discontinued ink Sailor Jentle Sky High - not sure if this is something that is "done" for people who aren't exhibiting at a table !

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Not sure if there will be label tags available for you to print your FPN name...

 

Drop by the ink table, I will bring some blank labels just in case... (I need to remember to bring a black marker... )

 

 

 

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Not sure if there will be label tags available for you to print your FPN name...

 

Drop by the ink table, I will bring some blank labels just in case... (I need to remember to bring a black marker... )

 

 

 

C.

You mean you need to remember to bring fountain pen friendly labels! :D

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You mean you need to remember to bring fountain pen friendly labels! :D

 

LOL... Well, I don't have the time to look for them now... So, I better find some permanent markers.. :P

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So, for ppl going ... What is on your hitlist? Anything you're bringing to sell or trade?

 

Me, I'm looking to pick up some ink (Akkerman if anyone has, rare Sailor if anyone has, Herbin 1670 [maybe]), some paper, and see what pens sing to me. Also bringing a factory Pelikan Italic nib to be ground down to something closer to a CI (it's very stubby now).

 

Also, may bring some to trade or unload: couple of Jinhaos, Pilot Metro, Noodlers Konrad blue demonstrator, unopped bottle of the discontinued ink Sailor Jentle Sky High - not sure if this is something that is "done" for people who aren't exhibiting at a table !

 

I am looking forward to seeing those FC pens. as for trading or selling I have about 20 MBs that I am willing to part with (most of them are vintage models).

I alrady stopped by the Bloor st boutique for some ink today. They had the Lavender purple so I grabbed a bottle.

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It is also my first show.

My first one as well! :D Very excited.

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My first one as well! :D Very excited.

Just browsing your sig.... Will you have your Pelikan M205 with a .4mm stub or the VP in a EF nib with you at the show ? I've been curious about how both those nibs write (I have a few Pelikans including .6mm CI, and a VP fine)

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Just browsing your sig.... Will you have your Pelikan M205 with a .4mm stub or the VP in a EF nib with you at the show ? I've been curious about how both those nibs write (I have a few Pelikans including .6mm CI, and a VP fine)

I can bring them. :)

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I can bring them. :)

Awesome ! I have some Stormy Grey loaded up in a TWSBI w/a 1.5mm nib and can bring that if you want to see what it's like

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It's finally here!

 

I'll be the one looking very overwhelmed by everything and trying to find the faces to match FPN profiles. :rolleyes:

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