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Big Apple Pen Club Meeting, November 6...join Us In Nyc!


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This month, the BAPC, New York City's fountain pen club, will meet on November 6, Thursday.


It starts at 7PM and ends when the last person leaves. If you're in New York City for vacation, escape, or business, feel free to join us!



November Meeting: Remember, Remember The Fifth of November....

Friends across the pond celebrate the failure of Guy Fawkes to destroy Parliament...and we will join the celebration on November 6 with our fabulous pens produced by Britannia. So grab the Marmite, warm lager, eels, and kidney pie and bring your finest British pens. You're encouraged to wear items, bring food and beverages to embrace the spirit of the meeting.


Upcoming Meetings:


December 4: Bella Italia Pens!



The meeting will be in its usual location at Summit Printing.


Summit Printing is at 216 East 45th Street, 15th Floor, between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, 1.5 blocks due east of Grand Central Station.


Taking mass transit is recommended. Because it is so close to the United Nations, there is very limited street parking and parking ramps are very expensive.


Subways to Grand Central: 4/5/6 from the north or downtown, 7 from Queens or Port Authority, or the S from Times Square and the West Side. Follow any sign to Lexington Avenue, walk uptown (against traffic on Lexington...) to 45th Street, cross Lexington to head east, then 1.5 blocks east.



For questions or to join our mailing list, contact me via PM.



See you there!



Tim


Tim

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I hope to make this meeting - I haven't been able to get to any of the meetings since discovering the BAPC. I'll have to call in at Myers of Keswick beforehand, not that I need an excuse to go there.

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Helen,

It was great meeting you ... funny that we had twin Conway Stewarts.

 

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