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Ranga New Models 3C, 4C, Model 8 Ebonite Fountain Pens With Converter

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It's amazing how similar the Ebonite pen is to the Desideratapens pens in pattern.

 

 

 

This kind of ebonite patern is tipical of indian ebonite. You will find many indian makers use it.

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Hi,

 

Has there been any group buys organized for Ranga Model 8? If not, isthere something in the plans.

 

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Prithwijit

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Dear Mr. Prothwijit Sir,

 

We have not Conducted Group Buy for Model 8 So far. It will be done in the coming months.

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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Dear Mr. Prothwijit Sir,

 

We have not Conducted Group Buy for Model 8 So far. It will be done in the coming months.

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

 

Excellent!

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I would like to send a message to the Ranga pen company. I would like to buy two of their pens. What is a PM? I am new to this wonderful site. How do I order a pen from them directly?

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Fellow member mpkandan is the sales contact for Ranga. You can send him a private message (PM) - the little envelope icon a few lines under the avatar next to a post from him would open that for you.

The Rangas are worth it. There is currently also a group buy that you could join.

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Thanks a lot Mhguda

 

Dear Bjeweled Sir,

 

Thanks for your interest . Please contact me to my mail id mpkandan@yahoo.co.in

I will send the details

 

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Kandan.M.P

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