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My real list (of pens I can actually afford to buy sometime soon):

 

Faber-Castell School Pen - I'm curious about "A"-nibs and I like the quirky looks of this one

Lamy Safari (+ matching pencil) - I've never had one and it seems like the one inexpensive pen everyone says you should try

Parker Frontier - I like my inexpensive Parkers and there's some great deals on NOS with these

 

 

My "if my Fairy Godmother paid off my mortgage tomorrow and put a couple of grand in my pocket" list:

 

Graf von Faber-Castell Classic (Anello Ebony) - I just LOVE my steel nib F-C pen, so I would have to get one with a gold nib!

Pelikan M600

Visconti Homo-Sapiens

Yard o Led Corinthian (or Viceroy... or both)

 

That stealth e-motion isn't far off making the second list, either - great looking pen, and I love F-C nibs. +1 on Cult Pens too, if you can't find it closer to home - great service and very helpful if you inquire about anything.

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Lots I'd like to try out of pure curiosity (and this thread has added half a dozen more!), but the only one definitely on the wish list is the Edison Collier Persimmon Swirl. Oh, and the new FPR one when it comes out - that wish is the one more likely to be realised.

 

Cheers, Al

My Edison Collier Persimmon Swirl arrived recently and I'm loving it so much that I don't desire any other pens at the moment. Hope it's not too long before you can get yours - it's a great pen.

Whatever is true,whatever is noble,whatever is right,whatever is pure,whatever is lovely,whatever is admirable - if anything is excellent or praiseworthy - think about such things.

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OMGosh. liking the



"Parker Frontier "



gonna have to add that to my wish list :thumbup:

So many pens. So little time.

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A Parker Duofold Junior. As much as I'd like a Pelikan M400, there's no chance that a college student could get that much money. Now, a Duofold Junior? Not out of the question with some luck. That and the fact full-size pens like the M800 and above physically start dwarfing my hand.

Calculating.

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My wishlist keeps changing every month, I already have a lot of pens but still no harm to have a wishlist:

Pilot Custom Ichii

Pilot Justus 95

Pilot custom with specialty nibs (FA, WA, SF)

Stylo-Art wood pen with Pilot's nib

English is not my mother tongue, please excuse me.

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Lamy Safari (+ matching pencil) - I've never had one and it seems like the one inexpensive pen everyone says you should try

Parker Frontier - I like my inexpensive Parkers and there's some great deals on NOS with these

 

 

That stealth e-motion isn't far off making the second list, either - great looking pen, and I love F-C nibs. +1 on Cult Pens too, if you can't find it closer to home - great service and very helpful if you inquire about anything.

Lamy Safari and Parker Frontier, both great pens.... you must get them !! :)

 

Thanks for the heads up on cult pens... will check that out but, I think if I'm patient I will be able to get it in Bombay soon enough... fingers crossed!

 

 

 

OMGosh. liking the

"Parker Frontier "

gonna have to add that to my wish list :thumbup:

 

yes yes and yes to the Parker Frontier !! :D

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My dream is to add a Mont Blanc meisterstuck Solitaire to my collection. Ive always wanted to add a nice shiny silver Mont Blanc to my collection and also One of the Visconti Van Goh's as well perhaps the 'starry night'.

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A Pelikan M1000

A Nakaya in ao-tamenuri (I think that is the blue one)

A Nakaya portable writer sumiko "Skull" pen

MB 149s in the nib sizes that I don't have.

 

Not pen related:

 

The Stanley Cup in St. Louis

I'll have to add a Pelikan M800 brown tortoiseshell.

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Since we are wishing... I would like:

 

Waterman Edson (I can't decide, Sapphire Blue, Black Diamond)

Nakaya Naka-ai cigar (Blue Dragon)

 

Maybe I should just make wallpaper out of them for my laptop instead :)

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I will have to say purchase list: omas 360 burkina and omas paragon extra lucens

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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Hema, have you seen Stephen Brown's new review of the stealth e-motion on youtube?

 

If you haven't seen it here's the link:

 

Actually, if you haven't, it's probably better you don't start watching his videos - that man is one of the reasons why my real wishlist is actually about 100 pens long! ;)

 

EDIT: Hmm, how come when I try to link to the webpage it instead embeds the video here?

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Only three pens for now:

 

Pelikan M600 in red (wish they made a M605 in that red)

Pelikan 400NN tortoise, EF nib (I want to try one out first)

TWSBI Vac 700 (but they're making a mini Vac?)

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Hema, have you seen Stephen Brown's new review of the stealth e-motion on youtube?

 

If you haven't seen it here's the link:

 

Actually, if you haven't, it's probably better you don't start watching his videos - that man is one of the reasons why my real wishlist is actually about 100 pens long! ;)

 

EDIT: Hmm, how come when I try to link to the webpage it instead embeds the video here?

Thank you so much for this! I will watch the video, too tough to resist !! :P

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Oooooh, dreaming time...

- Visconti Homo Sapiens Bronze (big one, already have the Midi)

- Omas Paragon Bronze arco (and possibly the green arco?)

- Nakaya desk pen in Aka tamenuri including the desk stand

 

And in the long run,

- Nakays somthing an Ao-tame (long writer, or a long piccolo)

- Nakaya Blue Dragon, on the portable or long (but its quite expensive)

 

I went on a serious FP shopping spree in 2012 and part of 2013, had to pull myself togeter around march this year. But now I'm getting ready again. Think I start with the Desk Pen...

Favorite of the day: Nakaya Naka-ai Heki tame.
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That e-motion has a nice balance uncapped and it`s comfortable to hold(it`s a short, heavy pen), but i really wasn`t impressed by the nib(plain looking, plain performance). And in black? can`t imagine a woman using it.

 

What`s on my wishlist? some Diamine hope pink ink. Now that`s manly ! :lol: :cloud9:

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Everything. Right now #1 on my list is a P51. I had one that I won off ebay when I had juuusttt started getting into FPs last summer but I didn't really know what I was looking for, and when it came, it was terrible. It was also not a "real" 51, but a 51 Special. Unfortunately I'm at a point in my financial life right now that I really just can't afford to spend more than $30 on a pen, so I'm gonna have to keep dreamin'.

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Oh heck. Straight in at No 1. The Parson's Essential in Burgundy has just jumped to the top of my wish list.

 

Will I ever get that Micarta?!

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OMAS arco paragon gold trim

 

Pelikan m700 toledo

 

Visconti opera crystal

 

+ all colours of m800 pelikan!

 

hmm

 

+ maybe one or two Nakaya piccolos in simple colours

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Hi There,

My wish list at the moment is to find a clip (gold) and tassie for a Parker Major Vacumatic Golden Pearl as I have had the pen given to me in beautiful condition but with the clip and end missing - how does that happen?

For a pen it would be a French S.T Dupont Porte Plume - good luck with that one then!

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