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Hello All Torontonians (I hope I wrote this right)

 

A guy I know sent me some infor about a Pen and Watch show in Toronto.

I will be there.If any of you guys plan to come too I would love to meet you so give me a shout and let me know when you will be there.

 

In any case here is the info as it was sent to me:

 

Greater Toronto Area

PEN and WATCH Show

 

Show date & time:

27-Jan-07

Saturday

11.00am - 4:30pm

 

PLACE

Trinity Presbyterian Church

2737 Bayview Avenue Willowdale, Ontario

(401 & Bayview Avenue South)

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Can't find verification of this any where on the net. No ads. Seems weird to me. Have you found any links?

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You will not find any links to this,this is a relativly small thing.The guy that sent me the info is selling Watches and pens there so I believe the info is solid.

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Who's in charge of these "Pen Shows" anyway? I mean, who decides to postpone it, set the date, etc.?

 

I'm trying to find out when the Chicago Pen Show will be, but I can't get any info.

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To clarify, this is in no way affiliated with the Toronto Pen Show held every July. While I wish the orgranizers well in their endevours. It would be appreciated that they diiferentiate themselves from our event.

 

 

Bill Smith

 

 

Toronto Pen Show

 

torontopenshow@hotmail.com

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As far as I know this is a small event for Pens and Watches.

I dont see any reason to compare between this show and the Toronto Pen Show.

As for who decides when and where regarding the Pen and Watch Show ?

I have no idea.All I know is a guy I know is selling pens and watches in this show and I get my info from him.I got an email from him few days ago telling me the date has been changed.I know how fastrating this is cause I was waiting for this impatiantly.

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This event has been postponed until February 10th as far as I know. I received an email from JC about a week ago mentioning it.

 

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SG

PenRx is no longer in business.

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this all seems rather amateurish. are there multiple sellers? are any stores represented? is this more of an antique show?

 

i thought of going but now i am beginning to wonder if it is worth the trip.

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this all seems rather amateurish. are there multiple sellers? are any stores represented? is this more of an antique show?

 

i thought of going but now i am beginning to wonder if it is worth the trip.

These are good questions.

I am planing to go anyway.

I will update everybody and let you guys know if its any good or not.

Since here in Toronto there is very little "Pen excitment" so even a small thing is interesting for me.And you never know when you are going to find that next special pen.

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