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Good afternoon, folks. I would like to sell my Pelikan 800 and 805 rollerballs. I gravitate toward my 800 fountain pen and a couple of Parker Duofolds and just don't use these that often.

 

I purchased both of them new a couple of years ago from a pen shop in Atlanta. Both have been gently used, but have otherwise remained in boxes. I still have the gift box for the 805, but haven't been able to locate the one for the 800. I have not been able to take photographs of them yet, but will do so this evening and try to include them here.

 

In checking online prices, I've found prices in the $250 range for a new pen. Since these have been used only slightly, I would like to sell these for $199 each, and that will include shipping anywhere in North America; official check or money order only, please. Please PM me if interested or if you have any questions.

 

Many thanks for your consideration,

 

Chad

Please see my current classifieds!

 

Looking for a Cross Century 2000 RB and/or FP in Chrome: http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/classifieds/item/43765-wtb-cross-century-2000-rollerball-andor-fp-in-chrome/

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In addition, price has been dropped to $179.00 each. As a reminder, the R805 (black/blue) comes with the original gift box and papers; the green/black R800 does not.

 

I've also attached a couple of photographs. Please let me know if you'd like additional photos.

 

Thanks!

 

Arklawboy

 

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Please see my current classifieds!

 

Looking for a Cross Century 2000 RB and/or FP in Chrome: http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/classifieds/item/43765-wtb-cross-century-2000-rollerball-andor-fp-in-chrome/

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In addition, price has been dropped to $179.00 each. As a reminder, the R805 (black/blue) comes with the original gift box and papers; the green/black R800 does not.

 

I've also attached a couple of photographs. Please let me know if you'd like additional photos.

 

Thanks!

 

Arklawboy

 

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What nib size is the 800?

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As a reminder, these are both rollerballs - not fountain pens - and, therefore, do not have nibs. The pens accept Pelikan's excellent rollerball refills.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Arklawboy

Please see my current classifieds!

 

Looking for a Cross Century 2000 RB and/or FP in Chrome: http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/classifieds/item/43765-wtb-cross-century-2000-rollerball-andor-fp-in-chrome/

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