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Hello -

Thanks for putting this together -

I would like 2 pens please - One in Fine and one in Extra fine. PM sent!

Thanks,

DS

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1 for me too

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Addition to previous post - I would like a fine, e-mail has been sent via PM.

 

Thanks for this opportunity and all the previous postings.

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Mahkie, a quick question:

 

In your pictures, one pen has a clear cap whilst the other has a tinted cap. Which one will we be getting? The tinted cap version looks really good!!

 

Thanks for doing this btw!!

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I would like one in Medium.

 

email addresss is : douglascooper@hotmail.com

 

I will send you the pay pal as soon as i receive a response...thanks.

 

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Dan Carmell

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Add me to the list as well, please, for one pen with an EF nib. I have sent you a PM with my email address.

 

Many thanks, Dan Carmell

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I would like two - one with a M nib, one with an EF nib. PM sent.

 

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Edit to add:

 

I counted them up, and, according to the posts here, there are 92 pens now spoken for in just under 12 hours. That's FAST... :yikes:

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I would also like ONE (1) medium nib please. email me at skizzyliz at gmail dot com when you are ready! Thanks for a good start to another pen business. I'm also in Australia. :bunny01:

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I'd like pen 94 in a Fine point please. Great Project. PM on the way.

 

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