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Hi ladies & gentlemen. I have a Ginga FP, with lever filler system. Did you tell me anythinh about this pen or manufacturer? Thanks for your time

Rodrigo

 

http://fotos.miarroba.es/me/307c/214E296CF4244DC9B80C274DC9B752.jpg

 

 

Please send pictures of nib, label, and instruction sheet and answers will be forthcoming.

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Here, I few shots of the Ginga FP. Is cleary a Esterbrook DJ´s "inspiration" and have a very fine engraved of "Ginga" and nothing more. It is NOS, with the uruguayan customers label.

Thanks for your time!!

 

http://fotos.miarroba.es/me/4688/214E47BE27204DE809441E4DE80885.jpg

 

http://fotos.miarroba.es/me/a2ec/184E47BDD61E4DE808F11E4DE80834.jpg

 

http://fotos.miarroba.es/me/24dd/1D4E47BD8A214DE808A31A4DE807E8.jpg

 

http://fotos.miarroba.es/me/b678/224E47BDB31E4DE808CD1F4DE80811.jpg

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A Japanese Esterbrook knockoff! That is very cool! Never heard of a Ginga Pen company, though. Could they have been one of the in-house department store pens?

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A Japanese Esterbrook knockoff! That is very cool! Never heard of a Ginga Pen company, though. Could they have been one of the in-house department store pens?

 

I don´t have any idea. I just found thats Ginga was a japanese celluloid pens manufacturer in the ´50 and ´60, for this example, cheap or school pens or for in-house use, like did you say, but take a look to the customer label, no doubt they´ve made them for export.

Source: http://www.kamakurapens.com/Jpens/index.html

regards!

Rodrigo

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