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I'm focusing my collection and want to sell a few pieces to fund a recent acquisition, so I'm not interested in trading. As usual, I'll be glad to answer questions, but first firm commitment through PM gets the pen. I will ship only to the USA or Canada and prices include USPS Priority Mail shipping in the USA. Shipping and insurance to Canada will be at cost. Payment through PayPal. No boxes or papers unless noted otherwise.

 

1. Pelikan M625, dark red and sterling silver cap, 18C M nib stubbed by Mr. Masuyama (Mike-It-Work), excellent condition, $325

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2. Pelikan M800 old style, green striated, 18C M nib, clip and cap ring show slight brassing, the section ring has two spots where the plating is chipped, $275

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3. Pelikan M400, black, 18C F nib, excellent condition, $150

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4. Pelikan 400NN, green striated, 14C KM nib, very good condition, cap is engraved and there's a small dent on the barrel, $150

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5. Waterman from 1940's, grey marbled, stub nib, very slight brassing of clip ball, excellent condition. I recently bought this one here from Christof and, although I really like the nib, the pen is too small for my hand. Here's the original sales post. I'm asking what I paid for it, $125.

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6. Pelikan M600 18C BB nibs, new, never used, $100 each.

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7. Parker Sonnet 18K Medium Italic Nib, excellent condition, only tested once, $65

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6. Pelikan M600 18C BB nibs, new, never used, $100 each.

 

Are these really M600 nibs? They look like the M800 nibs being that they are 18c and aren't the older-style M600 look to them. Hmm...I learn something new every day. :)

 

Lovely BB nibs...I would get one if I could. Hope they sell quickly!

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6. Pelikan M600 18C BB nibs, new, never used, $100 each.

 

Are these really M600 nibs? They look like the M800 nibs being that they are 18c and aren't the older-style M600 look to them. Hmm...I learn something new every day. :)

 

Lovely BB nibs...I would get one if I could. Hope they sell quickly!

 

I just checked. They are smaller than the M800 nibs and they are the same size as the nib on the M625.

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I surely hope someone buys that black M400 soon or I will be temped!

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Hmm. I guess I can't help it.

 

3. Pelikan M400, black, 18C F nib, excellent condition, $150

 

I'll take the Pelikan m400. I happen to be looking for an upgrade to my school Safaris and I think this will be perfect.

 

 

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Price drop on the pens:

1. Pelikan M625: $300 Body only, no nib: $200

2. Pelikan M800 old style: $250

3. SOLD

4. Pelikan 400NN: $125

5. Waterman: $115

 

If someone would rather have the M625 with one of the M600 BB nibs instead of the monotone M nib, I will sell it for the same price provided that a nib is still available.

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Thanks for the Parker nib, it works great and really upgraded my Sonnet.

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Retrieved the Pelikan 400 from the post office today. It actually arrived yesterday, but since I wasn't expecting it I wasn't on hand to sign for it. That had to wait for today.

 

I inked it up with Noodler's red-black and wrote a test paragraph. 'Wow.'

 

I couldn't be happier.

 

Thanks, Esov!

 

 

-Av

 

P.S. What is that amazing nib you used on on the note in the package?

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Retrieved the Pelikan 400 from the post office today. It actually arrived yesterday, but since I wasn't expecting it I wasn't on hand to sign for it. That had to wait for today.

 

I inked it up with Noodler's red-black and wrote a test paragraph. 'Wow.'

 

I couldn't be happier.

 

Thanks, Esov!

 

 

-Av

 

P.S. What is that amazing nib you used on on the note in the package?

 

I'm very glad you liked the pen, Mike. The note was written with a celluloid MB 149 with an OBBB nib using J. Herbin Perle Noire ink on Rhodia paper.

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