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We've been advised that the first shipment of Coronas is on its way. We will begin shipping this exciting new pen toward the end of this week.

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When mine comes, I'll let you know. It's in the mail.

 

I'm betting more than one turn.

 

I'm not sure WHY I had thought it was in the mail. My error. I probably thought I was talking about my Falcon.. That said, it is indeed in the mail as of yesterday. I may order a second if I like it!

 

My only wish is to get a version that was more rounded, not crazy about flat tops...

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This is the first Bexley pen that has excited me. I just bought one in Lemon with a bottle of pen flush. I'm getting the steel nib in broad. I was contemplating buying one of the Postals eventually, but in my case it seems Bexley cannibalized a sale for Gate City.

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I wonder if any of the Meisternibs units would fit?

No, they use the same plastic parts that Edison uses.

 

You can, however, disassemble the units and swap the actual nibs. It's not too hard, although it does require a bit more care in handling them, in order to avoid knocking the tines out of alignment and make sure it goes back together with the nib and feed correctly positioned.

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Richard & All,

 

This well priced pen has jumped up near the top of my 'to buy list', but I would like to say that if Bexley put a Piston Filling Americana/Doric look-a-like on the market, I would buy one in each and every colour made, even if I had to sell my left leg!!! :notworthy1: Please!!! :roflmho:

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Weiss.ar Mint

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Looks like your out of stock in Summer Storm right now. Will you be getting any in stock soon? Am I correct that Richard Binder provides a service by testing out the pens before shipping so that the pen is thoroughly checked before being shipped?

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He puts ink in it, tests it, tweaks it, and ensures that it is a smooth writer.

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He puts ink in it, tests it, tweaks it, and ensures that it is a smooth writer.

 

Oh my gosh I hope they get more of this pen in so that I can buy it! :( This is what I get for "thinking" before I "buy" :(

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Any word on the stubs that were supposed to be available in September? Did I miss them?

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