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I see they show a picture on the website of the new catalog. Has it shown up in your mailbox yet??

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Nothing here yet.But my mother already received the new calendar with a small order.Very fine.

I can't wait for that catalog.It is a wonderful way to see what's new without buying the various pen magazines.

 

Jim

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Alas, it came in the mail yesterday. Gorgeous as usual, but not many affordable new items. Still a delicious read. Yours should arrive soon. :bunny01:

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Got it last weekend. Nothing moves me. It's such a weird feeling to be content with what one already has. :huh:

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Got it last weekend. Nothing moves me. It's such a weird feeling to be content with what one already has. :huh:

 

 

I had that same feeling until the Conway Stewart vintage bug hit my wallet. Now i must resist!!!

 

I hope to receive my catalog soon.I have the last 3 years worth and it is fun to look back on the past pens.

 

Sure beats paying for the Pen Annual at the bookstore.

 

Jim

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I had that same feeling until the Conway Stewart vintage bug hit my wallet. Now i must resist!!!

 

That's just it - I've been buying vintage "Swans" recently, so nothing glitzy and colorful in the catalog moves me as much as another of those would.

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Quick look at the catalog when it arrived yesterday. Interesting pens, but nothing to lure me away from vintage Conway Stewart.

" If you judge people, you have no time to love them. There is more hunger in the world for love and appreciation than for bread. "....Mother Teresa

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Got it last weekend. Nothing moves me. It's such a weird feeling to be content with what one already has. :huh:

 

 

I find that the pens I am looking for are not within the pages :roflmho:

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Got mine last night, found I was more interested in pen cases. I want one that holds six, as that seems to be my new RDA of pens, what with this fabulous Flattop addition.

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Being a new member,this is something that I didn't know existed. Do all members get one when they join up,

or do they have to buy something?

 

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Being a new member,this is something that I didn't know existed. Do all members get one when they join up,

or do they have to buy something?

 

John

I've been a customer of FPH for about 20 years, so I'm on their mailing list.

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Yes. Received mine last week, but no time to really look through it yet. May have to put a Visconti or a Sailor 1911 on my list for Santa.....

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I just received my FPH catalog as well. It is the usual lovely catalog, but I must admit I was not moved either - except by the prices. :yikes: I do not have the catalog in front of me at the moment, but (what was it?) over $700 retail each for a MB 149 or Pel M-1000?!

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