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I bought this pen on 5/14, I got it today! That is the fastest I've ever gotten anything from China! I love the pen, writes well has a two toned nib with a pleasant amount of flex to it Iridium nib. The description doesn't mention the name of the pen or the manufacturer but in the listing description it said it's a Hero. The pen itself has an inscription on the band on the cap that as far as I can tell says "Boacue" and on the other side the number 9296 is inscribed. I did a search on ebay for fountain pens with that information and got nothing. If anyone would like to give it a shot the ebay listing number is 141662224114. There are some pictures there, but none of them have a close up of the inscriptions.

So space and time are linked together. As we are looking across space, we are looking back in time. The further and further away those stars are the further back in time you are looking. Now you are seeing a star that is say six thousand years ago. Imagine somebody at that star looking at us They would be seeing us as we were six thousand years ago. Which of those two is now? - Alan Parsons Project The Time Machine - Temporalia (Paraphrased)

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What do you want to know about this pen?

I can't see your pictures.

Maybe you can find it in www.taobao.com(淘宝网)

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You are asking for help.

 

Could you have the delicat attention of including a picture on your message for those you might be as kind as to answer you, instead of making people look for it?

 

Thank you in advance - I cannot see the pictures on ebay. I was one of those, kind enough to go through the search to try and answer you correctly.

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Link here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Golden-Dragon-And-Black-Hi-Q-Fine-Medium-Nib-Fountain-Pens-Iridium-Point-Pen-/141662224114?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_from%3DR40%26_sacat%3D0%26_nkw%3D141662224114%26_rdc%3D1&nma=true&si=PV5Ow4sUVpTEyCnmWAY79NzoVhw%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

I have absolutely no idea what the maker is at all. If it's your pen, when you get it, you'll know that you are almost certainly FPN's expert on that make.. If so, please describe it for the rest of us.

 

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Sorry for the lack of pictures, I haven't figured out how to upload pictures yet. The instructions on how to use flickr didn't help. I'll try again in a few days.

So space and time are linked together. As we are looking across space, we are looking back in time. The further and further away those stars are the further back in time you are looking. Now you are seeing a star that is say six thousand years ago. Imagine somebody at that star looking at us They would be seeing us as we were six thousand years ago. Which of those two is now? - Alan Parsons Project The Time Machine - Temporalia (Paraphrased)

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What do you want to know about this pen?

I can't see your pictures.

Maybe you can find it in www.taobao.com(淘宝网)

 

Thank you! I'll try looking there

So space and time are linked together. As we are looking across space, we are looking back in time. The further and further away those stars are the further back in time you are looking. Now you are seeing a star that is say six thousand years ago. Imagine somebody at that star looking at us They would be seeing us as we were six thousand years ago. Which of those two is now? - Alan Parsons Project The Time Machine - Temporalia (Paraphrased)

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The seller says, on the description, that the pen is a HERO. Hero is a chinese pen maker (usually many "inspired" models).

 

I have seen this model announced as being made by Hero, too.

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That's what threw me, there is an inscription on the cap that as far as I can tell says Boacue, and a number. I found a Hero pen with that number but it doesn't look at all like my pen.

So space and time are linked together. As we are looking across space, we are looking back in time. The further and further away those stars are the further back in time you are looking. Now you are seeing a star that is say six thousand years ago. Imagine somebody at that star looking at us They would be seeing us as we were six thousand years ago. Which of those two is now? - Alan Parsons Project The Time Machine - Temporalia (Paraphrased)

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