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Bry,

Can you bring some Viscontis that can't fly? Crawl, maybe. Like ants... I am afrad to miss the flying ones...

Better watch out for those flying ones!!

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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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Bry,

Can you bring some Viscontis that can't fly? Crawl, maybe. Like ants... I am afrad to miss the flying ones...

Better watch out for those flying ones!!

 

maybe that will be their next ode to evolution- a pen made out of propellor that can fly!!

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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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Thats OK, I will have 1 or 300 pens to look at instead! :)

OK, I started backwards from this post to find out more info about you and your pens being at the show, but after reading a number of interesting posts :), I found nothing. So what pens will you be bringing? And to all you Bryant fans, if "Bryant at the pen show" has been discussed somewhere already, would you be so kind as to direct me to the right place?

 

I dont think there is a post... But honestly I dont really know where to start... I just got some great priced...

Visconti-G8s, all elements with Palladium nibs, some older stock Visconti including, Divine Comedy, Chariots, Alchemy, Camelot, Dragon and Pheonix and much, much more.

Montblanc-Lots of WEs including Proust, Agatha, lots of POAs, including Carnegie, Chatherine and much more!

Honestly, just tones of MBs LEs, Tons of VIsconti, Delta and Conway, some great maki-e pens, including some cool Danis. Honestly, everything from a $20 vintage pen to a 13k Maki-e pen.

I dont have a list, but please stop by and introduce yourself, I would love to meet everyone in person. I will be in on Thursday, so contact me back channel if you want to meet up before Friday or Saturday.

Cheers!

Bry

 

 

Better bring security!

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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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Bry,

Can you bring some Viscontis that can't fly? Crawl, maybe. Like ants... I am afrad to miss the flying ones...

Better watch out for those flying ones!!

 

There is a web site about them: http://flyingpens.com/

Unfortunately, it's still under development...

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He said CAMELOT! Someone's been holding out on us. :gaah:

 

I not mad, because ... (are you ready?) ... I ALREADY GOTS ME ONE!!! :clap1: (Where's the "raspberry" smiley when you need one?)

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And all we get is the leftovers. Sniff! :crybaby:

 

Don't feel too bad. I live 40 miles from the event and I can't go. :bonk: :gaah:

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He'll be the one with the awesome Viscontis flying off the table. :notworthy1:

Now that Ken Jones won't have his table of Viscontis, I wonder if there might be a stampede!

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Leftovers are ok with me.

Got a pesky Faulkner you don't need anymore???

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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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It may need a sunny break in Oz after going there!! :roflmho:

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Hello !

 

I have just finished to test the Homo Sapiens for real, my first feedback is on the pen test part of the forum...the first delivery will be only in April unfortunately :-(

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