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Good afternoon everyone. This is just a quick post to let you know that I have officially launched my new website, The Pelikan's Perch. It is a noncommercial, enthusiast site dedicated to the Pelikan brand. Right now the focus is on the M100 - M250 lines including the M481. I hope to expand that in the future. You will find detailed statistics for each pen as well as photographs. I will also be posting blog posts on various topics related to the brand as time goes on. You will be able to find writing samples, reviews, news, how-to's, and many other useful links. Please check it out and let me know what you think. It has been a long time in conception but a labor of love for me over the last month that has finally come to fruition. Check back often or subscribe to stay up to date. I hope to post at a minimum of once weekly. I have learned a lot about the Pelikan brand over the years and I want to share that knowledge with others. Enjoy and feel free to let me know what you think of the site.

 

http://www.thepelikansperch.com

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THE PELIKAN'S PERCH - A growing reference site for all things Pelikan

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Looks interesting - I've bookmarked the site.

 

Good luck....

 

 

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Looks good! Totally appeals to a Pel fan like me :D

 

Keep up the good work! I enjoy your posts loads!

 

 

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Best of luck.

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Thank you! I bookmarked the page, and will definitely take a look!

 

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Great new site! Nice design, easy auto-down menus.I really liked that the first thing I read was on the GO! ... one of the low-cost end with that terrific steel nib found on the other items in the low-end. A great daiyl pen!

 

Thanks!

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Very well done site! A few years back I spent several hours trying to ID a M250, I wish yours had been around then:-)

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Your site looks great! Congratulations. I subscribed and I'm looking forward to your new posts. This will be a great resource for Pelikan collectors.

"I need more pens."

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Subscribed. Very well done Joshua!

Brad

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Looks like a wonderful resource. I will have to bookmark it when I get back to my computer.

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Thank you so much for doing this. I always enjoy your posts and your answers to my posted questions. I'm following.

 

The design of the site is very beautiful and easy to get around. A pleasure!

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