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Here's the link to the Philadelphia Pen Show website.

 

http://philadelphiapenshow.com/PhillyBanner.jpg

 

Philadelphia Pen Show Website

 

Cheers,

 

Jim Mamoulides

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Somewhere I apparently suggested that Robyn and I would be leaving on Saturday. Not so! Our plans are to stay through to the end of the show on Sunday.

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Somewhere I apparently suggested that Robyn and I would be leaving on Saturday. Not so! Our plans are to stay through to the end of the show on Sunday.

GREAT... more time for me to give you grief... :P :P

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Posted from another Philly pen show thread...

 

figured interest would be high here, as well....

 

here is but a wee sample of Da Goods...

 

great stuff...

 

One tray of Conklins...

 

http://www.chiltonpens.com/images/conklin.JPG

 

And a pretty tray of Waterman... (several more trays of Watermans for the show!!!)

 

http://www.chiltonpens.com/images/waterman.JPG

 

I got boxes of stuff... from low line no names to higher end stuff, as you can see. A pen for every hand...

 

Please do not try to buy from this post.

 

because this is NOT a for sale post.

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I may visit on Saturday, starting from Stamford CT.

Can someone confirm, if there is a wireless web access in the hotel ?

 

Azhar

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So when people go, do they wear a FPN emblem on their shirt? Or their FPN nickname on a name tag? :eureka:

 

 

Heh, I know, that would be a bit dorky. ;)

 

 

I'll be walking around with a stainless steel Pilot attached to my shirt. IF I am able to make it (the chaos imps are working hard on me these days).

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So if you're wondering, I was the (bleep) in the white coat and white hat on Friday afternoon [12-ish] and Saturday [12:30-2ish]. I may go back tomorrow, if my checkbook will let me. Here's the damage so far.

 

From Richard Binder's table:

broad nib for my clear Pelikan M200

Pelikan Grand Place [eep!]

 

@Pendemonium:

Aurora Blue ink

converter for Parker Vector [see below]

 

Bertram's Inkwell:

1 Parker Vector for myself [first fountain pen I ever owned, at age 9] and 2 additional ones that I may give to my sister's children, if it's okay with her. My niece has wanted to write with my fountain pens for a few years now but I was hesitant because she was so young. She's turning 5 next month and my nephew is 6+ so I think they can handle a cheapie like the Vectors.

 

Susan Wirth's table:

translucent green Pelikan M200 with fine italic nib. Now I just need to find the red and grey Pelikan demos and my mini-collection will be complete :D

 

I thought about buying a Namiki Vanishing Point but after playing with a few, I was too unsure about how I'd like that clip hitting my fingers.

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