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Sad day. I was cleaning out my Serwex 162 (which is probably on the way out anyway), and alas, in taking out the nib and feed, I lost hold of the feed, which made is way promptly down the sink. It's my own carelessness, but these pens are cheap and I got mine for free. It's just a bum as that's one fewer ink I can have ready to go. Does anybody happen to have a spare feed, and willing to give it away (the black plastic part) for the pen in question?

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I got an order from FPR last week and they had included what looks to be a 162 as a free gift. I'd gladly send it your way. PM me and let me know where it should go!

 

I was just about to ink it up for the first time! Glad I saw this!

 

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Thanks very much for the offer PM'd you, although I am in the UK.

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Thanks very much for the offer PM'd you, although I am in the UK.

 

I've got a 162 feed in the UK if you'd rather - I can probably ship it in the morning if you get back quickly enough :)

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Couldn't fish it out the trap of the sink? It might still be there, it must be large enough... Or you might ask Kevin at Fountainpenrevolution. Although it looks like you got it solved already.

The Serwex 162 is a nice pen, especially with the flex nib.

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Yeah - Kevin had sent me a replacement 162 as the barrel on my flex one cracked in the post, so I had an extra feed lying around anyway. Glad to pass it on.

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