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i think this eBay seller has mis-identified his nibs as dip pen nibs (and I so advised him).

 

"Vintage Dip Pen Nibs Lot 16 Esterbrook Assortment #1555,1551, 2442, 2556, 2668".

 

But a bidder might still get a decent deal and make a fair offer. If so, it'll be too rich for my pockets!

 

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Some of us have had dealings with that seller. Mine was particularly irritating. My advice is to stay away from that seller unless you have an interest in old tools. He has no idea what he's selling, or how to price it, when it comes to pens.

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Thanks - he seems to be selling some old stuff for his family, and I have to agree, isn't informed about what he is selling. I had thought he might just be some poor chap being taken advantage of, so thanks for the solid advice! I'll take it.

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