What To Do With My John Lennon Charity Fountain Pen

[floydee1]

Use the pen.

 

The pen will be a much sought after pen in future years, anybody wanting one of these, would be so grateful for it being available for sale, the price wont make that much a difference whether inked or not.

 

Simply keep the box and papers. It'll still sell years on from now, believe me.

[michaelggraham]

Wow...this is VERY impressive.

[Pen Nut]

Awesome display cabinet shown by Olle B. What a fantastic, albeit expensive, mission it would be to have similar displays done for all WE's etc.

[Olle B]

Awesome display cabinet shown by Olle B. What a fantastic, albeit expensive, mission it would be to have similar displays done for all WE's etc.

 

Thanks for nice reply´s.

 

The main reason to build it was to make a "miniature Lennon memorial cabin".

The white pen was on the top of my budget, but as a piece of art it have become much more than a beautiful pen.

After making it "visuable" it have been the starting point for a lot of discussions together with friends about a wide variation of themes like, Lennon, MontB, art, and stupidity,, :embarrassed_smile:

The contents vary, at this moment it looks like this,,,,

 

Best R Olle B

[amcityink]

Ha Ha... I love digging up these old threads... 6 years later I wonder if the orginal poster ever inked up his Lennon, worked it into his rotation... and whats in Near Mints display now?

 

I just bought an unopened Lennon, from a collector... I opened it and inked it up immediatly. Great pen.

[Sasha Royale]

If you are not going to use the pen, take photographs. Maintain the pen in its pristine condition. Sell the pen. Enjoy the money. Look at the pictures. Otherwise, ink the beautiful pen. Write beautiful things to people you love. Write: "We miss you , John ! To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die."

 

Fountain pens are for writing. Pictures are for looking.

 

Write with joy.