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Here is a mixed bag that arrived to day. I don't think I stole them, but I did get a good deal...

1 GreyParker 51 Vac Gold clip Blue Diamond Lusterloy cap in good shape... vac needs to be redone... Dated T7..

1 Cordovan Brown Parker 51 Vac Lustroloy cap with "Jeweler's" band and gold filled clip... vac needs to be redone... Dated T5...

1 Esterbrook SM Dark Cordovan Brown, Brushed Silver Cap.... very good condition w/ 2968 nib. Nib is supposed to be a firm broad, but this one has some flex to it.....

Total price just over $100.00 with shipping.

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Tom, are you going to give a seminar on finding good deals anytime soon... like at the DC Show? :lol:

 

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Tom, are you going to give a seminar on finding good deals anytime soon... like at the DC Show? :lol:

 

Bill

Sounds like good dinner conversation.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

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Tom, I always enjoy seeing your acquisitions. Congratulations.

 

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Favorite Pens: Parker "51"Lamy 2000; Bexley America the Beautiful; Pilot Custom 823, 912 and 74; Sheaffer Early Touchdown; Parker Vacumatic; Sheaffer Legacy

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Tom, are you going to give a seminar on finding good deals anytime soon... like at the DC Show?  :lol:

 

Bill

Sounds like good dinner conversation.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Tom,

 

Sending you a plane ticket to Israel, will spring for a great restaurant in exchange for knowleadge on bidding and maybe a nice 51, the diamond for example ;)

 

Take care,

 

Daniel

"Sweating is the bodies way of weeping with desire," he said. "Five more cry baby, five more", she said.

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I have a feeling that quite soon, your count of Parkers may catch up to your number of Sheaffers :o

 

HAhaha~~you pick off Parker"51"s as though they are fruits off a tree or Candy from a corner store :lol: Great bargain, great finds. You are my role model for buying pens (once I have a salary of my own, etc <_< )

http://www.youtube.com/kissing88
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NO COMMENT

 

AND YES I AM SHOUTING!!!

 

NOW I HAVE TO CLEAN MY MONITOR AGAIN!

 

Obi

Obi Won WD40

Re vera, cara mea, mea nil refert!

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Tom, are you going to give a seminar on finding good deals anytime soon... like at the DC Show?  :lol:

 

Bill

Sounds like good dinner conversation.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Tom,

 

Sending you a plane ticket to Israel, will spring for a great restaurant in exchange for knowleadge on bidding and maybe a nice 51, the diamond for example ;)

 

Take care,

 

Daniel

My wife says I am not allowed to go without her and my daughter....

Something about having seen those beautiful Israeli women. :( :(

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I have a feeling that quite soon, your count of Parkers may catch up to your number of Sheaffers :o

 

HAhaha~~you pick off Parker"51"s as though they are fruits off a tree or Candy from a corner store :lol: Great bargain, great finds. You are my role model for buying pens (once I have a salary of my own, etc <_< )

Actually about half of my Sheaffers are going to the DC Show for sale... they are all duplicates or pens I really don't use at all...

Since all my pens are users, I only want to keep the cream of the crop, and yes that does include Parkers.... I will probably have some nice Parkers there also...

I must admit, that I have developed an appreciation for 51s, especially Vac fillers...

Dennis Lively says he is going to teach me how to restore Vacs at the DC Show... that way I can buy them all and not worry about repair costs

:rolleyes: :drool: :rolleyes: :drool: :rolleyes:

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My wife says I am not allowed to go without her and my daughter....

Something about having seen those beautiful Israeli women. :( :(

 

 

No problemo, bring them along too ;)

 

Daniel

"Sweating is the bodies way of weeping with desire," he said. "Five more cry baby, five more", she said.

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