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It may end up to be monthly, but I think that we had two posses in June... they just happen.

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Glenn (love those pen posses)

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Likely one on July 5th, as Sunny will be here from Singapore.

San Francisco Pen Show - August 28-30, 2020 - Redwood City, California

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Looking forward to it! Is there a mailing list to join or do I just watch this forum for announcements?

Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge.

--Carl Sagan

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Just keep an eye on the right sections on at least two pen forums, and a Facebook page. There is no membership. There is are no meetings. There is no email list. That is part of the fun of it.

 

If you want a club, there is Pan-Pacific Pen Club. They meet quarterly and like membership dues to cover the room rentals.

stolen 8/14/16 SF south of Market

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Likely one on July 5th, as Sunny will be here from Singapore.

 

Yes I will be there, with 200 over bottles of ink of which there will be 120 Pelikan 4001 Blue Black 62.5ml at the same price. Details can be found at the other forum.

From The Sunny Island of Singapore

 

Straits Pen Distributors and Dealers of Craft Rinkul, JB Perfect Pen Flush, Ohto Japan, Parker, Pelikan, Pilot Pen, Private Reserve Inks, Schrade Tactical Pens, Smith & Wesson Pens, Noodler's Ink LLC Pens, TWSBI Inc and Waterman in Singapore

Disclosure: I do nib work for others and am affiliated with those which do. I also sell and represent certain brands of pens.

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