The riddle: what has this pen to do with Sheaffer?
For those who want the easy way out, the trail of breadcrumbs starts here.
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The setup: this is a photo of a Pencraft pen, not a Sheaffer:
The riddle: what has this pen to do with Sheaffer?
For those who want the easy way out, the trail of breadcrumbs starts here.
The riddle: what has this pen to do with Sheaffer?
For those who want the easy way out, the trail of breadcrumbs starts here.
I recognized the lever because I have two Monograms with identical levers but I never knew there was a connection with them to Sheaffer. I also have a Rexall pen with a section that unscrews like a ED but has a sac on the inside. There is no outside lever on that one.
QUOTE(Richard @ May 24 2008, 05:36 AM) [snapback]620701[/snapback]
The setup: this is a photo of a Pencraft pen, not a Sheaffer:
The riddle: what has this pen to do with Sheaffer?
For those who want the easy way out, the trail of breadcrumbs starts here.
The riddle: what has this pen to do with Sheaffer?
For those who want the easy way out, the trail of breadcrumbs starts here.
Clearly, both companies used Black Hard Rubber (ducking!).
-d
QUOTE(david i @ May 24 2008, 10:29 PM) [snapback]621231[/snapback]
QUOTE(Richard @ May 24 2008, 05:36 AM) [snapback]620701[/snapback]
The setup: this is a photo of a Pencraft pen, not a Sheaffer:
The riddle: what has this pen to do with Sheaffer?
For those who want the easy way out, the trail of breadcrumbs starts here.
The riddle: what has this pen to do with Sheaffer?
For those who want the easy way out, the trail of breadcrumbs starts here.
Clearly, both companies used Black Hard Rubber (ducking!).
-d
Careful,d,or you like the pen could be "chased".........
John
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