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Due to the rarity & fragility of the pastel plastic, none of these have been cleaned or had new sacs installed. Reasonable offers on multiple items will be considered.

 

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1  – Taken on Consignment.    Light grey pastel purse pen & pencil set, black jewels.  1555 nib. Has been inked. No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has no lead . Asking $90. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-8. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

2  – Taken on Consignment.    Tempo Red pastel purse pen & pencil set, red jewels.  1551 nib. Has sticker on cap, appears to be unused.  No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has no lead . Asking $165. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-9. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

3  – Taken on Consignment.    Peach pastel purse pen & pencil set, black jewels.  1554 nib.  Appears to be un-inked. No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has no lead . In very nice condition. Asking $95. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-10. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

4  – Taken on Consignment.    Trianon Rose (Dark pink) pastel purse pen & pencil set, pink jewels.  1555 nib. Appears to be un-inked.. No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has lead & works. Very nice set.  Asking $150. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-11. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

5  – Taken on Consignment.    Aloha Gold pastel purse pen & pencil set, yellow jewels.  Fine nib, matches sticker on cap. Appears to be un-inked.. No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has lead & works. Very nice set.   Asking $165. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-12. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

6  – Taken on Consignment.    (Pale)  Yellow pastel purse pen & pencil set, black jewels.  1555 nib, matches sticker on cap. Appears to be un-inked.. No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has lead & works. Very nice set.   Asking $125. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-13. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

7 – Taken on Consignment.    Peacock Blue pastel purse pen, blue jewels.  2550 nib. Has been inked.  Has the very faint beginnings of 3 tiny lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Asking $80. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-1. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.      

 

8 – Taken on Consignment.    Country Green pastel purse pen, green jewels.  1554 nib. Has been inked.  No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work.  Asking $65. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-2. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

9  – Taken on Consignment.    Aqua pastel purse pen & pencil set, black jewels.  1551 nib. Has been inked.  Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has lead & works . No lip cracks. Asking $75. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-3. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.    

 

10  – Taken on Consignment.    (Light) Blue pastel purse pen & pencil set, black jewels.  1551 nib. Has been inked.  Minor discoloration between cap & barrel. Minor drawer scuff & light teeth marks on cap. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has lead & works . No lip cracks. Asking $65. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-4. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

11  – Taken on Consignment.    Orchid pastel purse pen & pencil set, black jewels.  1551 nib. Has been inked.  Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has lead & works . No lip cracks . Asking $100. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-5. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

12  – Taken on Consignment.    White (ivory) pastel purse pen & pencil set, matching ivory jewels.  2556 nib. Appears un-inked. No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has no lead . Some minor drawer scuffs. No lip cracks. Asking $100. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-6. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

13 – Taken on Consignment.    White pastel purse pen & pencil set, black jewels.  1555 nib, which matches the sticker on the cap. Appears un-inked. No lip cracks. Has a sac that seems to work. Pencil has lead & works . Asking $85. Shipping $5.50 priority in US, international slightly more. Stock # P-7. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

 Esterbrook Pastel vinyl sleeves (Petite-pak) available:

 

http://www.esterbrook.net/sales/2010/july/pastel2.jpg

 

1 – Grey w/ flowers & crystals. In box. Stock #P-46. Asking $20.

2 – White w/ red print. Stock #P-47 . Asking $15.

3 – Green w/white flowers. Stock #P-48. Asking $15

4 – White w/ green print. Stock #P-49.  Asking  $15

5 – Black & white houndstooth check pattern. Decent condition. Stock #P-50. Asking $15.

6 – Black & white houndstooth check pattern. Better condition. Stock #P-51. Asking $15.

7 – Yellow w/ black design. Stock #P-52. Asking $15.

8 – Grey w/ flowers & crystals. In plastic. Stock #P-53. Asking $20.

9 – purple w/ lavender flowers. With instructions, in box. Asking $25.

10 – red w/ white flowers. With instructions. Asking $20.

 

Esterbrook Display Case No.24 - Taken on Consignment. Originally designed to hold 24 pens, this case, will need some work on the tray before it will hold that many. Original metal tray lining holds 19, but you could replace with regular tray liners quite easily. Glass is free of chips, or cracks, stenciling is pretty good with only a little bit of wear on the bottom. Nib tray is missing but they almost always are. $200 reasonable offers considered. Shipping extra on this, based on your location. Email lisa@esterbrook.net for more info.

 

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OMG, what a great listing.

 

there is some awesome stuff in this one. I wish I had some spare $$$ to buy a few esties, there are some hard to find, rare pens here. I hope the estie die hards appreciate this offering. you will be hard pressed to see this many together, offered at the same time ever again.

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