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Dip Pen with 10 Assorted Flex Nibs

 

10 randomly assorted, antique, never-before-used dip nibs with one holder. A great way to test flex or dip pens. Holder is 6-3/4" long.

 

$10.00 plus $3.00 shipping. U.S. only. Paypal.

 

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I want it. May I have your paypal address ?

 

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I want it. May I have your paypal address ?

Thank you

 

PM sent. More available. :thumbup:

 

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Dear FPN'ers: I just received two sets of these dip pens and holders. Plan to take to the D.C. Show to use at the ink tables that will contain >250 inks. These nibs will make trying the inks much more fun than the ones they, by necessity, provide. This member has a lovely set available at a great price, sent with a note with gorgeous writing using dip pens; sealed with a classy wax seal. Have fun; give this a try. (No affiliation to me---just wanted to share when I find something nice.)

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Dear FPN'ers: I just received two sets of these dip pens and holders. Plan to take to the D.C. Show to use at the ink tables that will contain >250 inks. These nibs will make trying the inks much more fun than the ones they, by necessity, provide. This member has a lovely set available at a great price, sent with a note with gorgeous writing using dip pens; sealed with a classy wax seal. Have fun; give this a try. (No affiliation to me---just wanted to share when I find something nice.)

Thank you Ladynib302.

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PM Sent!

Welcome to FPN deliriousduckie. :W2FPN: I have PMed you back.

 

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