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PeppWaves03 Rare

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Ohh yeah just submitted my order! Prices from this FPN member cant be beat and from the forum postings, doesnt look like his service can be beat either. Cant wait to get the pens and try them out for myself.

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mdoering Rare

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WOWIE

 

My pens arrived today!! Outstanding :-)

 

I inked up a Dollar 717i Demonstrator straight away and I am impressed with the smoothness of the nib on that little guy. It lays down a nice medium width line using PR Avacado... I'll have to try some noodler's in one of the others.

 

Thanks Peter for the amazingly fast shipping!

Currently Inked:

Montegrappa Extra 1930 Shiny Lines "Dove" L.E. (05/80) - Montblanc Permanent Grey (90yr Anniversary)

Pineider Arco - Monteverde Scotch Brown

Montblanc Rouge et Noir - Montblanc Bleu Nuit

Montblanc Meisterstuck Ultra Black - Pilot Iroshizuku Take-Sumi

Visconti Homo Sapiens Bronze Age Maxi - J. Herbin Lie de Thé

 

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Fuddlestack Vintage

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No 110 problems here. It needed a bit more smoothing than the 1745, that's all.

When you're good at it, it's really miserable.

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galileo1225 Mint

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Can't thank you enough Peter for making good on our recent transaction. You are a very professional seller. My two P120s arrived on Monday in perfect condition. It took only 4 days from Finland to NJ - unbelievably fast!

 

Once again, thank you and wish you all the success in your business!

 

BTW - the P120 is a very solid pen - smooth, firm nib and piston. I now have 3 of these.

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WriterofGreatWorks NOS (New Old Stock)

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My package of Dollar 717i Demonstrator pens arrived on Saturday after having made the payment on a Monday. Very prompt shipping to the Boston area. I have yet to ink them as I am waiting for suitable ink in the mail. I would highly recommend this seller in regards to shipping. I plan to order again from this seller.

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PeppWaves03 Rare

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I got my pens in the mail today! I inked up the 717i and in my opinion, it writes better than my Lamy Safari. I want to thank smeden for making these available to us.

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