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Boy-o-boy, what a family! May I suggest an exchange? - I get those, and you can have my mother-in-law plus one of my wife's sisters... No, I can't do that to you, it would not be fair. But great pens, though!

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Good stuffs! I also love Opals from your country!

Lamy 2000 FP, PP, BP, MFP & RB. Mont Blanc Meisterstück 161 Le Grand Platinum BP & Heritage 1912 FP.

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Welcome to the MB Australia Club :D Shame we get lumped a premium for the new ones :( If you're ever after any rare MB pens - send me a PM.

Montblanc POA Series

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Thanks for reaching out !

Let get everyone to show off their MB families !

its time to roll out old gandparents out of the closet to the newest babies in the family !

 

to answer questions...

1. if your mother is a good cook and can iron and one of your wife sisters have no tattoos ; done deal !

2. little sister is a double broad ! takes any cartridges as long it has an international flavor to it :P

3. yes we produce some of the best Opals in the world.... copper pedy is the place to visit

 

Shut out to all Aussies on the forum, its time we add a bit of aussie flaour to the forum

 

cheers

 

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Hello and welcome to you.........

 

All tucked up and dozing

 

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Excuse the pesky Parker intruder !

A wise man once said    " the best revenge is wealth "   but a wiser man answered back    " the best revenge is happiness "

 

The true definition of madness - Doing the same thing everyday and expecting different results......

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Hey Pen Nut,

 

The Parker Duofold and the rest of the family I know, but what are the first 2 pens in the 6pack?

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On the left is a Marlene Dietrich (LE of 1901) and next to that is my trusty Charles Dickens

A wise man once said    " the best revenge is wealth "   but a wiser man answered back    " the best revenge is happiness "

 

The true definition of madness - Doing the same thing everyday and expecting different results......

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