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The Philly club just posted their meetup in this same forum. I believe they also provided a contact person,

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Regretfully, I shan't be attending this Saturday's get together, on account of having recently acquired one of these...

 

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I was hopeful to make tomorrow's meet up but the 90 minute ride looks like it'll prove too much. I hope everyone who does go has a great time. Please do report back.

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Yesterday's inaugural NJ Pen Club meeting was lots of fun. I got to try out some new (to me) pens & inks, talk shop, and (most importantly) meet some really nice people. Many thanks to Tom & Goldspot for hosting!

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Yesterday's inaugural NJ Pen Club meeting was lots of fun. I got to try out some new (to me) pens & inks, talk shop, and (most importantly) meet some really nice people. Many thanks to Tom & Goldspot for hosting!

 

Thank you for coming! I think we all enjoyed each other's company and are looking forward to the next one. I will have a write-up that we will share on our Goldspot blog this week. The next meeting will be in the works and I will share details via e-mail and will post here as well when more details are fleshed out.

 

BTW - Congrats to Gclef on the newest acquisition! After getting two of those, I'm set with my collection!

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Alright Pen peeps. We've organized another meet that is scheduled for Thursday, July 30th at the Manalapan Library at 6pm.

 

This meet, our agenda is about tuning / adjusting nibs & trying out some J. Herbin Emerald of Chivor ink.

 

We're even raffling off a sample of it!

 

If you would like to attend, please RSVP at your soonest convenience.

 

Check out our blog post for more information.

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