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Previously listed in a group, but I think it got a little lost!

 

For sale is a Waterman Man 100 Rhapsody FP in green ripple finish. It has an 18k nib in Fine size.

 

Virtually mint dipped, except for one small patch of plating loss on nib trim. Boxed with uninked converter and original cartridges. Asking $195 $180 including shipping

 

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Tempted, yes, Tony, but I am just putting a large cheque in the mail to you :o

 

If you still have it, or something equally tempting next month..... ;)

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Very good point, Betsy!! I'm past the deadline for editing, but can confirm that it is definitely a Man 200, not 100

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