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Noodler's eyedropper and FPR Dilli piston filler pen up for grabs.

 

I'd prefer the pens to go to someone new to the hobby. Try two filling systems other than cartridge/converter!

 

Comment below, I'll use random.org to draw a winner at the end of this month.

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I would like to throw my hat in the ring. I'm not a complete newbie but have not been around very long. Thanks for the chance oshizemi.

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I'd like to be considered. I've only been interested in fountain pens for about a month now, and I only have two fountain pens: one of which I got from the craft store. Thank you very much!

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I would love to be thrown in the ring for this very generous PIF.

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pls count me in only for Noodlers eyedropper :)

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May I ask if this your PIF is open internationally? If it were, I would like to be entered into the draw please.

 

 

I'm not exactly new, however I love the Noodler'sXPlatinum Eyedropper.

I have one which is my always clipped to my front left trousers' pocket. People compliment me on it and they are drawn to it when they see it write and ultra juicy line, see me draw with it or when they see it's large amount of ink swishing around freely inside.

 

As a result, I have given away two of these as gifts to two of my students in 2014. It's not an expensive gift even though I still need to get them grease (Thank you China for extra cheap Silicon grease) and ink (I always have some inexpensive bottles stocked for this)

More so, I recently bought two more of the Preppys plus one more of "the other-" -the Indian-made, and without a name- Noodler's eyedroppers....I haven't even received the pens yet, nonetheless they are already booked.

And yes that means I also have to get more grease still, hai, hai.

 

Anyway, this is why I would like to be considered please. Feel assured that the pens would be given to new interested users. Thank you.

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Very generous of you

 

Count me in :thumbup:

 

I'm a newbie and I only have cardridge/convertor pens, and would like to have a go with other filling systems too.

 

Ian

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Id like to be considered, I am a newb and only have cart pens, I just got back and saw my daughters Fire and Ice eye dropper, pretty cool pen and writes nice.

Retired and trying to use FP more to write with

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pls count me in only for Noodlers eyedropper :)

The post is for both. As the saying goes "beggars can't be choosers", it costs more to send two small packages out than one for me.

 

 

May I ask if this your PIF is open internationally? If it were, I would like to be entered into the draw please.

 

 

I'm not exactly new, however I love the Noodler'sXPlatinum Eyedropper.

I have one which is my always clipped to my front left trousers' pocket. People compliment me on it and they are drawn to it when they see it write and ultra juicy line, see me draw with it or when they see it's large amount of ink swishing around freely inside.

 

As a result, I have given away two of these as gifts to two of my students in 2014. It's not an expensive gift even though I still need to get them grease (Thank you China for extra cheap Silicon grease) and ink (I always have some inexpensive bottles stocked for this)

More so, I recently bought two more of the Preppys plus one more of "the other-" -the Indian-made, and without a name- Noodler's eyedroppers....I haven't even received the pens yet, nonetheless they are already booked.

And yes that means I also have to get more grease still, hai, hai.

 

Anyway, this is why I would like to be considered please. Feel assured that the pens would be given to new interested users. Thank you.

Yes, it is less than $5 usd for me to mail this out. Standard priority envelope, not insured. Takes a while to receive though.

 

As you are admittedly not new, you have disqualified yourself, sorry.

 

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Thanks all who have entered thus far and goodluck. Please, only new folks to the hobby. Available internationally.

"Do you know the legend about cicadas? They say they are the souls of poets who cannot keep quiet because, when they were alive, they never wrote the poems they wanted to."

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The post is for both. As the saying goes "beggars can't be choosers", it costs more to send two small packages out than one for me.

 

 

 

Yes, it is less than $5 usd for me to mail this out. Standard priority envelope, not insured. Takes a while to receive though.

 

As you are admittedly not new, you have disqualified yourself, sorry.

 

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Thanks all who have entered thus far and goodluck. Please, only new folks to the hobby. Available internationally.

 

Alright, no hard feelings of course. It's great that you are helping out the community like this. Please carry on.

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Thanks for the chance - i'm new to the forum and pretty new to this awesome albeit slightly addictive hobby too :)

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As I never owned a Noodler's pen nor a eye dropper, I would gladly enter my name in the drawing!

 

-C.D

Favorite Ink and Pen Combinations:

Monteverde Jewelria in Fine with Noodlers Liberty's Elysium

Jinhao x450 with a Goulet X-Fine Nib with Noodlers Liberty's Elysium

Lamy Al-Star BlueGreen in Extra Fine with Parker Quink Black

Pilot Metropolitan in Medium with Parker Quink Black

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I'd like to throw my hat in the ring as well. I just recently got my first fountain pen after coming on the forum last year. I joined last year while researching the Kickstarter Visonnaire pen I backed and ended up being severely disappointed in. The pen I received never would write properly.

 

Today I received a Pilot Prera from Amazon that I bought with Christmas giftcards. I'm starting small. I have a CON50 converter with it and would love to try a different filling system. As of yet I've written very little with my Prera, but it's nice so far!

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It would be fantastic if i could be entered as well. I have looked at eyedroppers for a long while now but have never had the guts to spend more than 30 dollars on a pen. Thank you for the consideration :)

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