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The last photo shows some of the freebies. Please let me choose for you.

 

Paypal.

CONUS Only .

$3 shipping per order

 

 

 

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh130/DougDorann/Anotherpensale.jpg

 

 

Cracked Ice Bexley Multimax clutch pencil with leads $28

Original OMAS Magnum RB. Great condition but there are some scratches on the nose $110

Nettuno Skipper RB $55

Messmer Colani Desk Pen (BP (stand not shown) $17

Lamy Accent FP Medium nib (comes with 3 interchangable sections that normally cost $8 to $10 a piece). Some minor scratches on the clip, but clean otherwise $48

 

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh130/DougDorann/P3200035.jpg

 

 

 

30 year old Pelikan BP (West German) great condition $30

Cross Verve RB Platinum finish $65

Faber Castell Emotion FP (Fine Nib) Black Parquet finish $80

Pelikan Level 5 Medium nib. w/stand (shown on the side). I know that some level 5's have issues, but this one is perfect. I have not used it for 6 months at a time, and it will start right up with no hesitation. A go to desk pen. $45

 

 

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh130/DougDorann/formula1second.jpg

 

 

Tag Heuer Formula One (next two pictures)

 

This is the original model, not the reissue. At this price, you'll need to buy new batteries for it. $125

 

Two things to note. There is a large scratch on the crystal at 4 o'clock. It doesnt interfere with the legibility (but in the name of full disclosure). The rest of the watch is very clean for the age.

Also, this is a small watch, even though the photos make it look large. About 35mm. I have a few extra links

 

 

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh130/DougDorann/formula1first.jpg

 

 

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh130/DougDorann/P3200034.jpg

 

Some of the freebies....

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Hi,

 

I'm very interested in the "Faber Castell Emotion FP (Fine Nib) Black Parquet finish $80".

 

What is a Black Parquet finish? Is that a type of black wood?

How does this pen fill? C/Converter? Piston? EyeDropper? :)

How old is it?

How does it write? Will that nib flex and give some line variations or is it going to be a thin line no matter what?

 

Thanx.

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Hi,

 

Thanx Doug C for the information.

 

Faber Castell Emotion STILL AVAILABLE everyone. I'm passing.

 

 

 

Right.

 

For anyone that does not know, Parquet is the type of resin finish that Faber Castell uses (that is not really evident in my picture). It is not parquet wood.

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Sunday morning bump with reduced prices:

 

 

Cracked Ice Bexley Multimax clutch pencil with leads SOLD

Original OMAS Magnum RB. Great condition but there are some scratches on the nose $110 now $100

Nettuno Skipper RB $55 Now $50

Messmer Colani Desk Pen (BP (stand not shown) $17 Now $13

Lamy Accent FP Medium nib (comes with 3 interchangable sections that normally SOLD

30 year old Pelikan BP (West German) great condition $30

Cross Verve RB Platinum finish $65 Now $60

Faber Castell Emotion FP (Fine Nib) Black Parquet finish $80 Now $78

Pelikan Level 5 Medium nib. w/stand (shown on the side). I know that some level 5's have issues, but this one is perfect. I have not used it for 6 months at a time, and it will start right up with no hesitation. A go to desk pen. $45 Now $43 (and includes two bottles of ink)

 

Tag Heuer Formula One $125 now $110

 

 

 

Two of the freebies are gone.

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Sunday morning bump with reduced prices:

FINAL REDUCTIONS:

 

 

 

Cracked Ice Bexley Multimax clutch pencil with leads SOLD

Original OMAS Magnum RB. Great condition but there are some scratches on the nose $110 now $100-$95

Nettuno Skipper RB $55 Now $50-$48

Messmer Colani Desk Pen (BP (stand not shown) $17 Now $13-$10

Lamy Accent FP Medium nib (comes with 3 interchangable sections that normally SOLD

30 year old Pelikan BP (West German) great condition $30

Cross Verve RB Platinum finish $65 Now $60-$55

Faber Castell Emotion FP (Fine Nib) Black Parquet finish $80 Now $78-$75

Pelikan Level 5 Medium nib. w/stand (shown on the side). I know that some level 5's have issues, but this one is perfect. I have not used it for 6 months at a time, and it will start right up with no hesitation. A go to desk pen. $45 Now $43 (and includes two bottles of ink)-$40

 

Tag Heuer Formula One $125 now $110-$99

 

 

 

Two of the freebies are gone.

 

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