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Fs: Waterman 452 1/2V; 552 1/2V


WontonST

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Returns: If you find the pen not to your liking, just send it back in the same condition as when you received it, and I'll refund you the amount paid minus shipping costs. So far, I haven't had a return yet.

Contact: I prefer the PM system, but my email is sanjosecalligraphy@gmail.com

Payments: Paypal is my preferred means of payment but I suppose mailing in a check would work too.

All prices include shipping, but CONUS only. Int'l shipping is $6 to Great Britain via uninsured First Class (assumed safe, no incidents yet) or $30 via expedited, insured up to $100 world-wide.

 

 

1. Waterman 552 1/2V with gold overlay and no inscription. Definitely not one of my mint condition pens, it has quite a few scratches and little dents, some of which penetrate the gold. There is also a crack at the end of the pen (take a look at the picture below). The lever has a weird issue where it's loose, and moves outward when filling. Other than that, the 14k Waterman nib writes great, and has a new sac. Good for filling a space in the pen case, or even as a user. Writing sample available below. $145

 

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2. Waterman 452 1/2V with silver overlay and no inscription. This pen is in excellent condition aside from the standard surface scratches. Has a recently installed new sac and writes wonderfully. I'll let the pictures speak for this one. Writing sample available below. $145

 

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3. Waterman 452 1/2V with silver overlay and "HR" inscripted. If you're working in human resources, I guess this pen's for you :lol: The top of the pen looks like it's been dropped top down, since it's sunk in a bit. The top is loose and can be spun around. There's also a dent at the rear of the pen (much in size like the damage on the 552 1/2V, but no crack). Writing sample available below. $115

 

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Writing sample:

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-WontonST

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2. Waterman 452 1/2V w/o inscription is now on hold.

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Waterman 452 1/2V w/o inscription is now SOLD.

-WontonST

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Pen received. Thanks, that's a very nice pen! :)

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1. 552 1/2V is now ON HOLD.

 

Reducing 3. 452 1/2V to $110 for a fast sell to close this topic, due to the new classified section.

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