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I have a Parker "17" Lady burgundy with italic nib for somebody to love. It's too small for my hands, and my wife she likes ballpoints pens. The section is suffering from shrinkage, but otherwise it's a nice good pen.

 

Free entry until Sunday 23:00 London time. I will ship anywhere in the world, but with the cheap mail option.

 

 

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I just dip test and is the smoothest nib I have!

 

 

Oooh, I wasn't gonna... till I read the magic words 'italic nib'...

 

 

Should I consider you as entry?

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Hey there, I'll like to put my name forward for this!

 

Thanks for the great PIF! :D

 

 

 

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Thanks for the great Pif, here is another hopeful entry. I actually prefer small pens myself. Happy New Year :-)

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I'd love to enter! Great pif! What's the nib measurement?

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What's the nib measurement?

 

I don't have experience with italic nibs, but it's like a sort of medium line on the wide side...

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Please count me in. Have a Great New Year! :thumbup:

 

Cheers,

R.

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- Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra.

 

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i was going to pass, but I don't have nor tried italic nib, so I am in,

 

nice gesture.

Retired and trying to use FP more to write with

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Count me in!

 

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yes please count me in as well love italic nib ...thank you .

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What a lovely PIF!

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