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Dear All,

 

I don't know whether this will be of any of interest to the UK contingent here, Tom Westerich has a table at the Eastern Pen Show in Cambridge this coming Sunday, fresh from the Cologne Pen Show the day before.

 

Hopefully he'll be knackered from all that travelling so that will make haggling with him a little easier!!

 

From what I know, this is the first time Tom has visited these shores for many years so I for one intend to try and take advantage of our good fortune as we need to make it worth his while to persuade him to come back!

 

Additionally, should anyone want to meet up, I'd be glad to make your acquaintance so please feel free to PM me or or post here and we will try and arrange something.

 

With best regards,

 

Jamie.

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Dear Jamie,

thanks for the most friendly announcement.

 

Have been to some of the "not London" shows around 1995 - and always found them a lot more fun than the BIG one.

more chatter, less stress and loads of less common and a lot more interesting pens to jump at.

Cologne Show is the day before - BEWARE - there is rumour around that its been canceled.

YES IT WAS - but we put it back and it will be held - not sure yet, which venue.

there are two at choice.

Hard to replace the very special charme of the RUDERCLUB - whoever has been there might catch the irony.

:-)

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Tom

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See whats newly listed on PENBOARD.DE

 

email: twesterich@penboard.de

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