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Hello,

 

Have been planning to do this since a long time.

 

I have four economical fountain pens to give forward.

 

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One FPR Dilli piston filler, One Serwex MB with convertor, one FPR Guru piston filler with an FPR flex nib and one Serwex slim piston filler. All pens are in good working condition.

 

I'll prefer sending these within India but I won't mind shipping these elsewhere if there is no local claim.

 

Send me a PM for the pen of your choice. Only one pen per person.

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SubodhK NOS (New Old Stock)

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Hello,

Have been planning to do this since a long time.

I have four economical fountain pens to give forward.

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One FPR Dilli piston filler, One Serwex MB with convertor, one FPR Guru piston filler with an FPR flex nib and one Serwex slim piston filler. All pens are in good working condition.

I'll prefer sending these within India but I won't mind shipping these elsewhere if there is no local claim.

Send me a PM for the pen of your choice. Only one pen per person.

Dilli, Guru and Serwex MB claimed. Serwex 962 remains.

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The Dilli, Guru & Serwex MB have been shipped today. There have been three overseas claims for the last remaining pen, I select one of the three randomly and send that person the pen.

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I'm very happy to see people in India start PiFfing their great pens - if I didn't have them I'd feel down because of missing out!

These are great pens. Enjoy!

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Love the looks if the serwex...

 

But either what it is ... I love the idea of having an INDIA fountain pen

 

Regards Peter

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Rec'd the FPR Dilli today. Thanks. :lol: This is my first flex pen & first PIF win.
I'll post photos soon. Your handwriting is very practical & pleasant at the same time. :)

p.s. I just tried & realized that my handwriting (let alone flex writing) sucks.

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Erm, I have no clue if the 962 is still up for grabs, but I'll take it!

 

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