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Well, I finally cracked...after selling my pair of silver Classic Pens CP4s

 

A red one with a stub has my name on it!

 

I can go to bed happy....it's 5.15 am :yikes:

If you make people think they're thinking, they'll love you; But if you really make them think, they'll hate you.

 

Don Marquis

US humorist (1878 - 1937)

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These were just too good to pass up--a red stub had my name on it a few weeks ago, with no regrets. It's a magic pen, and besides I'm sure I'll work full time again someday :ph34r: .

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Hey Bryant

you still have any left??

Think I was asking you bout these a few months ago.

Looking at grey one maybe BB or stub

thanks

 

I do! I ran out of red Wednesday and had one Platinum left, but I just restocked with about... Well, a few, I will say this though. I bought the all the red that is left. After I sell this last batch, there will be none of that color left, besides whats left with other distributors already. There are still about 80 of the platinum ones left in Italy :) I just stocked up with new stubs and have plenty of BBs too!

Cheers!

Bry

 

I totally misread this email. I figured you had no red ones which is why I orderedgrey....

Don't suppose Bry you have any reds in BB............?????

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(there was a man who obviously never knew fountain pens!)

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Hey Bryant

you still have any left??

Think I was asking you bout these a few months ago.

Looking at grey one maybe BB or stub

thanks

 

I do! I ran out of red Wednesday and had one Platinum left, but I just restocked with about... Well, a few, I will say this though. I bought the all the red that is left. After I sell this last batch, there will be none of that color left, besides whats left with other distributors already. There are still about 80 of the platinum ones left in Italy :) I just stocked up with new stubs and have plenty of BBs too!

Cheers!

Bry

 

I totally misread this email. I figured you had no red ones which is why I orderedgrey....

Don't suppose Bry you have any reds in BB............?????

 

I do! I got 10 more Red yesterday. Today I have 3... Things are like candy, one with a BB nib, that has your name written all over it... :)

Bry

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I do! I ran out of red Wednesday and had one Platinum left, but I just restocked with about... Well, a few, I will say this though. I bought the all the red that is left. After I sell this last batch, there will be none of that color left, besides whats left with other distributors already. There are still about 80 of the platinum ones left in Italy :) I just stocked up with new stubs and have plenty of BBs too!

Cheers!

Bry

 

I totally misread this email. I figured you had no red ones which is why I orderedgrey....

Don't suppose Bry you have any reds in BB............?????

 

I do! I got 10 more Red yesterday. Today I have 3... Things are like candy, one with a BB nib, that has your name written all over it... :)

Bry

 

yes!! Now I'll have red grey green- almost like the Italian flag.

I will email you Bry

thanks

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Love and work... work and love, that's all there is.

Sigmund Freud

 

(there was a man who obviously never knew fountain pens!)

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Any left with the palladium nibs?

"Those who find beautiful meanings in beautiful things are the cultivated. For these there is hope."

Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray.

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