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Dear All,

 

I have a broad nibbed Montblanc L139 that I'm looking to trade.

 

For full details of the aforementioned L139, please see www.penboard.de and search for item no. 03187. If you have any trouble locating this information, please do not hesitate to contact me and I'll furnish you with the requisite details and pictures.

 

In an ideal world I'm looking for a Montblanc 138, I'm happy to add cash to the deal if necessary, through PayPal or a bank transfer, whichever suits.

 

Other pens that I might be interested in include a Montblanc 134 and/or 136 and we can hopefully then work something out regarding the balance.

 

Please feel free to PM me if you would like to discuss this further.

 

With kind regards,

 

Jamie.

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