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Bexley DeLuxe Transparent Demonstrator Button filler. Has never been used, inked or dipped, totally mint, 14k Stub nib, with original Bexley old style leather box and papers, hardware is 10k white gold. Production of this pen was in the mid to late 1990's and was limted to 250 pieces and they are long sold out. Price is $455 including shipping in USA.

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Still available. Really cool button filler demo. Will include a bottle of vintage 1950's1960's Sheaffer Skrip Washable Blue Ink (old fashioned bottle with built in ink-well) with pen; perfect ink for a demonstrator pen--won't stain the plastic.

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Still available. Really cool button filler demo. Will include a bottle of vintage 1950's1960's Sheaffer Skrip Washable Blue Ink (old fashioned bottle with built in ink-well) with pen; perfect ink for a demonstrator pen--won't stain the plastic.

Still available.

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Still available. Really cool button filler demo. Will include a bottle of vintage 1950's1960's Sheaffer Skrip Washable Blue Ink (old fashioned bottle with built in ink-well) with pen; perfect ink for a demonstrator pen--won't stain the plastic.

Still available.

PRICE REDUCED $425 plus bottle of ink!

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Still available. Really cool button filler demo. Will include a bottle of vintage 1950's1960's Sheaffer Skrip Washable Blue Ink (old fashioned bottle with built in ink-well) with pen; perfect ink for a demonstrator pen--won't stain the plastic.

Still available.

PRICE REDUCED $425 plus bottle of ink!

If you prefer I can install a clear silicone ink sac instead of the black sac in the pen now, which makes the entire pen appear transparent.

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