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Tom, my heart skipped a beat when I saw your photo. THANKS.

I want to reach into the picture and start writing with your pens.

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Quite an amazing collection and Im glad the thread got bumped. Sadly the OP hasnt visited FPN since Feb 2016.

 

I dont my wife would let me dedicate a room to my pen collection, even though it would be a very small room.

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Tom, my heart skipped a beat when I saw your photo. THANKS.

I want to reach into the picture and start writing with your pens.

 

 

~ meiers:

 

You've made my day!

Were you visiting, you'd have your pick of the pens.

Thank you!

Tom K.

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Ah, look at that lovely flat top red!

 

There is something rather charming about putting such valuable pens in just two jars with such nonchalance, instead of spreading them out in an effortful display. They feel so accessible, even though they are so valuable.

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