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So after fruitless Google searching for an acceptable Pen Wallet, I have now come to ask the FPN for a bit of help in this search.

 

I am in need of a new wallet, as my current one is rather non-existent-- in other words, I finally amassed enough cards and other stuff to warrant a wallet! And now that fountain pens have entered my life, I want a Wallet that can hold a few pens as well!

 

Also, I saw a pen wallet a FPN user had ages ago and never asked about it. As to who had it or its location on this website, that is a mystery to me now as well.

 

I also know of the Franklin-Christoph Command Center folio, but that is not the thing I had in mind.

 

But a wallet that can hold three pens would be perfect! I'm not looking for a dedicated pen case at the moment either.

 

Any help/resources/ideas would be great! If nothing comes around, then I could perhaps make my own when I get the sewing machine back up and running.

 

And maybe this thread could also assist those with the same question as well.

"Every man has his secret sorrows which the world knows not; and often at times we call a man cold when he is only sad." ~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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The Franklin-Christoph Penvelope 2 comes to mind as a possibility as it has some extra space in it...

http://www.franklin-christoph.com/penvelope-two.html

 

Sula Jane & Earl makes some great products, none that I think fit your needs perfectly, but I wonder if they would entertain a custom order for you...?

http://www.sulajaneandearl.com/category_s/1840.htm

 

I expect others have some ideas beyond these.

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I expect others have some ideas beyond these.

Sorry, completely unrelated, but is that a slide rule signature?

 

Back on topic - Gfeller does custom leather work, but it may be too expensive.

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Hi.

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Thank you all for the input so far!

 

Konis: I am not fond of Ebay at all and have no intention on using it for a long time. :/ But what you posted is indeed what I was looking for! Also, nice pens! :)

"Every man has his secret sorrows which the world knows not; and often at times we call a man cold when he is only sad." ~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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Pen & wallet. Like the idea, but I would have to go back to wearing a suit or a jacket again. I do carry a small ballpoint in my current wallet. An FP would be perfect. Good luck with your search!

 

Cheers,

John

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