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I found this case at a price I can commit.

 

Has anyone had experience with it?

 

I have a 12 pen case but need a two or three pen case to carry them out in my purse.

 

Here it is: $18.00

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I'd shoot for leather. I've bought several cases from this seller on ebay (no affiliation) and they are excellent quality for an unbeatable price. He/she has 100% feedback on over 5k sales.

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Thanks EJKorvette.

The reviews are like 50% in favor and viceversa. I like this about Amazon, lots of reviews. It does not look good now. They could slip out, that's what I get from one of the reviews.

 

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I loved the cases, and I can have 6 at the same time for $22! That's great. I will look at the three-pen cases if he has them. Better leather than the other one. They look truly good.

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Thanks EJKorvette.

The reviews are like 50% in favor and viceversa. I like this about Amazon, lots of reviews. It does not look good now. They could slip out, that's what I get from one of the reviews.

 

lahlahlaw

I loved the cases, and I can have 6 at the same time for $22! That's great. I will look at the three-pen cases if he has them. Better leather than the other one. They look truly good.

You can't go wrong for the price, I also have two 24-pen cases and they are beautiful. What's neat to with the 24 is that you can stand them on their side like a book, perfect for storage.

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I saw a few nice 4 pen cases on ebay and have thought about getting something about that size for carrying pens to work. Pretty good deals from some of the Chinese vendors, too, but the wait time for delivery can sometimes be maddening.

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Ordered the 3 pen-case from eBay for $19 plus $5 shipping. It mat take some time to get through, I guess. Thank you all.

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