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Real butter, King Arthur flour, Ghirardelli chocolate chips.... :)

 

 

All for a little cartridge pen. :happyberet:

 

 

Anyone interested?

 

 

Thanks much!

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May you have pens you enjoy, with plenty of paper and ink. :)

Please use only my FPN name "Gran" in your posts. Thanks very much!

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:thumbup: Bump for Gran's Cookies!!!

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Sounds like more than a fair deal, but unfortunately I lack the requisite pen and just reached my Weight Watchers goal weight today!

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Gran Vintage

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Still looking, in case anyone spots a 302 at a flea market today.

 

Thanks!

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May you have pens you enjoy, with plenty of paper and ink. :)

Please use only my FPN name "Gran" in your posts. Thanks very much!

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Gran Vintage

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There is a photo of the Sheaffer cartridge pens I like in this post. These two pens show 304 (Fine) and 305 (Med) nibs. The wished-for 302 is an Extra-Fine!

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...st&p=155806

 

JBB, I like those cookie monsters!

May you have pens you enjoy, with plenty of paper and ink. :)

Please use only my FPN name "Gran" in your posts. Thanks very much!

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Gran,

 

Are you sure these things even exist? I've been searching and all I come across are the 304 and 305...strangely enough I saw two of the same number (can't recall which) that looked like very different nib sizes! :bonk: I'll have to hunt that down tonight and show you...

 

I also have a Sheaffer Fineline I'm going to check out when I put the kids to bed tonight...I'll let you know what I find! But I don't want any cookies, my little boy is on a special diet and I know I weigh more than AndyH right now!! :embarrassed_smile: I still feel I owe you for this ink situation! :headsmack:

 

v/r,

Stacey

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Post cookie picture Please :roflmho:

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Waterman Phileas F M

Might like a 149 someday!!

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Forget the picture. I want a tasting sample. :)

 

That's a heck of an offer, Gran! Really makes me wish that I hadn't passed up the half-dozen of them I saw yesterday. Those of you in central Illinois near I-80, I know that there are a handful of them at the Peru Antique Mall. I was there yesterday!

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You all are dear. I don't have a camera to post photos. I stopped somewhere between Brownie cameras and 35 mm...but, am working on that.

 

This is one of the places I've read about the 302 nib: https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...st&p=153259

 

I have a couple of the later versions, marked XF, they are not at all the quality of the earlier, numbered nibs. I already have two of the 304 nibs. They are nice, but I do so like extra-fine nibs.

 

I had no idea these plain, little nibs were so hard to find. Guess everyone is keeping what they've got.

 

Thanks much for trying.

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May you have pens you enjoy, with plenty of paper and ink. :)

Please use only my FPN name "Gran" in your posts. Thanks very much!

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You all are dear. I don't have a camera to post photos. I stopped somewhere between Brownie cameras and 35 mm...but, am working on that.

Even your old camera had chocolate in it. :puddle:

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You all are dear. I don't have a camera to post photos. I stopped somewhere between Brownie cameras and 35 mm...but, am working on that.

Even your old camera had chocolate in it. :puddle:

ooh..wonder if Gran makes Brownies too!!! :puddle:

btw..This was my favorite school pen..seem to recall it came in green too.

wish I had a few of them now:(

think its time for a piece of Panther :puddle:

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:) Okay, I'd trade chocolate brownies for this little pen, too! They're trickier to mail because they crumble. Edited by Gran

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