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Hi there.

Two fine pens up for sale: Pelikan 250 Brown/Tortoise F nib & Lamy Raspberry Al-Star M nib

If you're interested - send a PM. First firm " I want" gets the pen. Reasonable offers will be considered.

Cheers/Petra

 

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Lovely Pelikan M250/400 in dark brown/tortoise with an F monotone 14 k gold nib. $175 including insured shipping all over the globe & paypal fees. This is a rare bird in a very fine condition. Slight signs of use, but only microscratches. Cap and nob in dark brown and a beautiful brown and honey tortoise. Piston works smoothly and the nib is a pleasure to write with. I'm only selling this to fund another purchase. This is an excellent writer in a very good condition.

 

 

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A Raspberry Lamy Al-Star M nib - unused

 

A new, unused Al-Star. I traded this with a fellow FPN and it is unused. I just realised that this is not my colour. The pen comes with a couple of cartridges.

I'd like $32 including shipping and Paypal fees all over the globe. Pen in pic not mine, but identical to mine.

 

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