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Hi,

 

I'm trying to identify this Fountain Pen and BP set I have. Looked all over the net and found similar pens but never this one. Is it a targa? the pen is stainless steal and the clip is gold, in case you can't see it in the pictures. If someone could help me...Here are the pictures:

 

http://fp.vandebilt.net/pics/cristiana/sheaffer01.jpg

http://fp.vandebilt.net/pics/cristiana/sheaffer02.jpg

http://fp.vandebilt.net/pics/cristiana/sheaffer03.jpg

 

Thanks in advanced

Cristiana

 

P.S.: Edited by Wim to point to the pictures

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Hi Cristiana,

 

First of all, welcome to FPN!

 

I would love to help you with an answer to your question, but unfortunately I can't see your pictures. I tried a few things to make it possible to see them, but none worked.

Very likely the URL you have entered is not correct, and that could well be just a capital in the name of the actual picture file.

More likely is the name of the web site, though, as www.nameyourgame1.kit.net doesn't seem to exist.

If you can't find the actual name of your picture hosting site, feel free to email the pics to me, I'll host them for you, no problem. Plenty of space left. Email addy: fp@kybr.net.

 

Warm regards, Wim

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Jim,

 

First of all thanks a lot for your answer. It's exactly like this picture you posted exepct the gold parts, the clip is the only gold on the pen, the rest, including the nib, is silver. Can it be a targa variation?

I'll try to e-mail the pictures to you,

 

thanks,

Cristiana

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Hi Cristiana,

 

I pointed to the pictures on the host in your original message, after resizing them slightly in order to avoid problems for people with lower band width connections.

 

The bigger ones are also online, just in case, but you'll have to click the links:

Picture 1

Picture 2

Picture 3

 

HTH, warm regards, Wim (not Jim) :D

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