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Hello. I am going to be there selling pens. Outside of the sponsors listed, who else is participating?

 

 

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I will be participating as a customer!! :)

I go every year! I really enjoy it.

So, what's your point?

(Mine is a flexible F.)

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I'll be there. Very much looking forward to it :)

WTB: Edison Menlo

WTB: Any of Ernest Shin's work

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i may chime in, as well! a few minutes drive for moi

'The Yo-Yo maneuver is very difficult to explain. It was first perfected by the well-known Chinese fighter pilot Yo-Yo Noritake. He also found it difficult to explain, being quite devoid of English.

So we left it at that. He showed us the maneuver after a sort. B*****d stole my kill.'

-Squadron Leader K. G. Holland, RAF. WWII China.

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GTOZack. Would love ot meet you in person! I'm coming down from Frisco area.

So, what's your point?

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I am actually starting to dread this as I know I'll buy another unneeded mini. I don't use the 3? 4? I have, but they're so darn cute! Ugh! Would be fun to identify/introduce ourselves...if interested.

So, what's your point?

(Mine is a flexible F.)

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TXKat, If you are looking for some mini pens that are not Twsbi's I will have a lot of them there. Pilots, a Sailor, Online, Platinum and two chinese pocket pens.

 

I am actually starting to dread this as I know I'll buy another unneeded mini. I don't use the 3? 4? I have, but they're so darn cute! Ugh! Would be fun to identify/introduce ourselves...if interested.

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I have to ask as it's been driving me nuts for ever. What IS Twsbi? :blush:

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http://www.twsbi.com/

I know Anderson pens will be carrying them. They are amazing pens, easy to clean, well built and multiple screw in nib units to choose from and amazing ink wells. I hope to carry them next year.

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Twsbi's are great pens. It surprises me how well they write. In many cases much better than some much more expensive pens that I own.

WTB: Edison Menlo

WTB: Any of Ernest Shin's work

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Have the room booked and am ready to go! I'll be there with Danny Fudge at "The Write Pen" table come by an say hi! Danny will be repairing vintage pens on site during the show!

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GTOZack. Would love ot meet you in person! I'm coming down from Frisco area.

 

TXKat, I will be there selling, and I also am coming down from Frisco. PM me and see if we can get together and investigate transportation sharing.

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Octo, will you be there, all the way from Celestine? I missed last year as I was working out of town during the show.

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
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Omg, pakmanpony...I may have spoken to you in person!

 

Sent Danny an email earlier this week warning him about a pen needing fixed, but requiring a unique sac. He does amazing work. Guess I know he's coming for sure - Yay! Lol!

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If anyone has BungBox ink they want to sell, please bring it. It would be great to have some other rare ink there to go along with the Akkerman that is sure to show up.

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What is Akkerman and what the heck is BungBox. I must live a sheltered life...

 

I'm hoping to see the new J. Herbin 1670 Anniversary in...Storm Gray. Want! Want! Want!

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I am going to try to drive up from Waco on Saturday, if I'm not overwhelmed with house/garden projects. I've missed the last three, and I hate that.

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Dirt can wait. Make the trek! We can't wait!!!!

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