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Hi!　I'm　SHIRABOSHI！

 

This time, I've updated the 149 trends table.

 

1st topic ↓

(https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/273042-montblanc149-trends-table/?do=findComment&comment=3098679)

 

 

The upper(long and black) is old(until 2013), and the lower(short and grey)

is new(from 2014).

 

End knob and spiral rod are now separate parts (from 2014).

 

 

http://blog.livedoor.jp/whitestar_ftl/149Table-New20150223.jpg

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Good morning Shiraboshi,

 

Thank you for the exhaustive and encyclopedic job you have done with one of the all-time great fountain pens: Montblanc 149. You are a sensi and a gentleman. Thank you for sharing such interesting and important research. You have taught everyone here much about the 149. It seems you too have a good deal of free time on your hands. That is how one comes to spend many hours exploring a single topic. We are all happy that you have chosen the 149 for your truly brilliant & successful research. Thank you again.

 

Best wishes,

Barry

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This table represents an important contribution and your work is much appreciated. Since the "date my MB" question is a recurring theme on this forum, perhaps your table could be "pinned" by the moderators for easy access and reference. In any event, very nice job!

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This table represents an important contribution and your work is much appreciated. Since the "date my MB" question is a recurring theme on this forum, perhaps your table could be "pinned" by the moderators for easy access and reference. In any event, very nice job!

 

I quite agree with you! This great table should be pinned. I would like the moderators to do so.

 

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Mr. rokurinpapa

Thank you very much.

Words of cheer will be encouraging.

English is still, but I will continue to work hard in life's work.

 

 

SHIRABOSHI

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Mr. rokurinpapa

 

Thank you very much.

Words of cheer will be encouraging.

English is still, but I will continue to work hard in life's work.

 

 

SHIRABOSHI

 

Don't worry about your English, your words and thoughts come across just fine.

 

Thank you for all your hard work and dedication on this.

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I have aways liked 149s. One of them was my first nice fountain pen. Thanks for the work you've put into this. Now, I just have to go about collecting one of each.

"One can not waste time worrying about small minds . . . If we were normal, we'd still be using free ball point pens." —Bo Bo Olson

 

"I already own more ink than a rational person can use in a lifetime." —Waski_the_Squirrel

 

I'm still trying to figure out how to list all my pens down here.

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Mr.sd10521
Mr.Opooh
Mr.Frank C
Mr.Ed44

Everybody！

Many thanks for all of your nice comments!

I'm glad very much!

Also I will do my best from now!

SHIRABOSHI

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i was unable to look at the image, i was wondering whether if you have it archived somewhere. I am interested in learning more about the montblanc i have acquired.

 

Thanks

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i was unable to look at the image, i was wondering whether if you have it archived somewhere. I am interested in learning more about the montblanc i have acquired.

 

Thanks

Yep. Image is gone. :(

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Yup, now I can see it.

If at all possible, would you be so kind as to use the "Upload" tab to place a copy of this valuable document directly on FPN? That way, if something should happen to the blog, the information will not be lost due to a broken link.

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