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Just wanted to let you all know, that after 4 years of procrastination, I finally have my website up and running. Visit www.vintagefountainpens.com for a great selection of Parkers, Sheaffers, Watermans, Conklins, and others in all price ranges. And, to celebrate the site's opening, for the next week, I am taking 10% off of all pens listed on the site! Check it out and let me know what you think, and you might just find something of interest. Thanks! Jon R PS The site looks best with your monitor's resolution set at 1280 x 768 or greater. Otherwise, you may need to scroll to the right to see all of the goodies.

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Hm, you have some nice and reasonably priced pens there. Your procrastination has cost you and me dearly... I got some of the pens you list much dearer elsewhere.

 

Best wishes with sales, Zed

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Good for you! I hope it all works out well for you.

I dream of opening a decent stationery store with ink and lots of paper!

@leoniethomas18

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Jon does have some nice pens for good prices - I grabbed a Pelikan 140 I'd been wanting...

 

Oh that 140 is beautiful!

 

I LOVED that Snorkel demonstrator, but it's way beyond what i can afford. Even if I sold all the FP's I own.

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Torn between wanting Jon's uber success & wanting to keep his site a secret...oh MY MY MY!

Got my ROSE RIPPLE from his site, something that has been the object of my desire so much so I had begun actually dreaming about it...sad but true.

Best of luck Jon & thank you a million times!

"i've never been a millionaire but i'm sure i'd be darling at it"

Dorothy Parker

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Jon, I sent you an email for the Aiken-Lambert, with inquiry, FYI.

 

:thumbup:

 

Wai

Pens in rotation: Parker 51 DJ, Wyvern herringbone w/ deco band

Pens looking to buy: Lamy Dialog 3 XF, Swan Visofil V Series

Pens I'm selling: Pelikan 140 OM, Lamy Al-Star M, Hero 100 Flighter F

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