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FS is a Danitrio Mikado in Ishime-kinji with semi-flexible 18K nib. Filling system: eyedropper with tail ink stopper. Comes with box. This is an "oversize" pen, capped is ~160mm, but when I use it (unposted, that's how it should be used), it's very comfortable. I am selling it because it's very appealing at work... If you have some questions or you are interested in this pen, just send me a PM.

 

Price: $850 (secure shipping included to USA), payment by PayPal.

 

 

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Thank you for looking!

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that's a beautiful pen! So you're selling it because it's beautiful (or because you don't want someone to take it at work?)? Maybe use it at home :)

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or because you don't want someone to take it at work?

 

 

:thumbup:, some people take one's pen without asking for permission...

 

 

Maybe use it at home

 

 

I write a lot at work, I think I should get another colour, then it'll be less appealing. But I don't have enough cash to get another one... :crybaby:

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Another price reduction: $770 (secure shipping included to USA)

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Another price reduction: $770 (secure shipping included to USA)

 

Another price reduction: $730 (secure shipping included to USA, international at cost)

 

I also reviewed this pen here.

 

Pen is available

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Another price reduction: $770 (secure shipping included to USA)

 

Another price reduction: $730 (secure shipping included to USA, international at cost)

 

I also reviewed this pen here.

 

Pen is available

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P.S> I am not in Fountain Pen Business.

In case I had specific interest posting/giving any information

I will take care to indicate clearly it

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