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yes all exist....

 

to add one more shop bro....

Pens point where we met... ha ha ha

vaibhav mehandiratta

architect & fountain pen connoisseur

 

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Harmeet Singh has changed his address, new one is

 

10980, East Park Road, Opposite SBI ATM, Karol Bagh, New Delhi, 110005,

Phone: 9810194034

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Hi Everyone who has contributed to this post. I'm heading to Delhi in early September this year and am a keen writer and have always used FP's wherever possible. In fact I will be taking a pen with me. A search for the 'best traveling fountain pen' lead me to this group. I'm thinking a Lamy Safari at this time?

 

But am now thinking that I could wait and buy this in Delhi?

Greg Jorgensen

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Hi everyone! I am a new member in this forum but an old fountain pen enthusiast. I write with FP mostly. Wanted to know the members' experience about ebay and Amazon. ebay seems to have a range of vintage pens including Parker 51 and Parker 25. Any feedback will be welcome.

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I may be late for few of you.. but i have information for you. If you are interested in Vintage pen -- Lamy, Parker , Sheaffer and many more legacy instruments... respond back to this thread and i will share details with you..

 

Its nothing mysterious but i want to double check with the person who has the collection

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I may be late for few of you.. but i have information for you. If you are interested in Vintage pen -- Lamy, Parker , Sheaffer and many more legacy instruments... respond back to this thread and i will share details with you..

 

Its nothing mysterious but i want to double check with the person who has the collection

Amit,

I am from Delhi. I need some Montblanc or Visconti Pens. Do you know anyone?

SURAJ :)

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