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Most pen brands can boast a rich history that covers more than a hundred years. “Manu Propria” is a remarkable new brand at the gate of a new era. Only one man, Martin Pauli, is responsible for crafting each single pen. His motto is: 'Handmade from scratch.' Pens with a powerful shape, handcrafted in ebonite, with exquisite urushi lacquer work and 18kt gold nibs. You will be the first to discover them in the Sakura Fountain Pen Gallery. Please welcome, admire and collect your own Manu Propria pens !

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Catherine Van Hove

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Koning Albertstraat 72b - 3290 DIest - Belgium

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Are you selling them? If so, I would suggest making a website or using the classifieds, or both.

Also could you post a link to buy from?

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Hello SheafferKing , I like your eagerness ! You can buy them in the webstore. Every pen is custom made by Martin Pauli.

Catherine Van Hove

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beautiful pen

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Already looked at these master pieces on the Website of Mr. Dennis van de Graaf / La Couronne du Comte.

He is selling them. (no affiliation).

They look amazing and the craftsmanship is suppose to be at a very high level.

 

I have to visit his shop again and look at these pens.

Better leave my cards at home......

 

http://www.lacouronneducomte.nl/webstore/main/manu-propria-m-120.html

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