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Hello everybody,

does anyone here know where to get affordable leather pen cases that hold about 24 pens and are available in Europe?

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Timo

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Try the Visconti ones. I have a 24 pen case. It is very nice (unfortunately I spilled some ink on mine) and I got it at a very reasonable price.

 

May not properly hold very large pens though.

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Hello everybody,

does anyone here know where to get affordable leather pen cases that hold about 24 pens and are available in Europe?

Thanks

Timo

 

Timo,

 

I would recommend: http://www.penchant.ca/index.php/categories/large-pen-cases

 

I have bought cases from this site and I know they are good quality. The only issue is that the seller is in Canada, not Europe. But, for the price, the shipping might be worth it.

 

It is, at the very least, worth contacting the owner and talking about it.

 

Blessings,

 

Tim

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Thank you all very much for your help!

Penchant also sells via ebay, the shipping costs are reasonable. However, their 24 pen case with p&p is just a bit cheaper than the Franklin-Christoph 20 pen case that I personally find more beautiful, so I chose the FC.

Cheers

Timo

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It's not leather... but it's $17 and holds 24-Pens:

 

See the 24-Pen Zippered Pen Portfolio ($17) from Woodcraft Supply I reviewed here:

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/283290-24-pen-case-from-woodcraft-supply-review/

 

Product still here:

 

http://www.woodcraft.com/product/149851/zippered-pen-portfolio.aspx

 

These are sold by Fountain Pen Dealers for far more money. Sometimes Woodcraft puts them up for 50% off. Woodcraft has a lot of U.S. outlets, so check and see if you can buy them over-the-counter near you.

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