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VinnyCordeiro NOS (New Old Stock)

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Great! And that new nib is looking very nice. By the photos I see that they come in gold and silver options, am I right? (Didn't watched the video yet.)

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Brian, these are fantastic!

 

Just one question not covered in the summary document linked.

 

Will the numbering be X to XX separately within each of the 4 design options? In other words, will the standard acrylic be numbered starting at 1 to XX, and then the extended acrylic from 1 to XX, standard ebonite 1 to XX .... etc.? Just curious.

 

Thanks!

 

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Brian, these are fantastic!

 

Just one question not covered in the summary document linked.

 

Will the numbering be X to XX separately within each of the 4 design options? In other words, will the standard acrylic be numbered starting at 1 to XX, and then the extended acrylic from 1 to XX, standard ebonite 1 to XX .... etc.? Just curious.

 

Thanks!

 

Brandon

 

We'll most likely to the Acrylics in all one series, and the Ebonite in one series. So 2 sets of numbers.

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This is so cool. And it's totally reasonable price to get a Limited Edition pen.

I think I just talk myself into finally getting an Edison Pen.

I've been drooling over the Beaumont model (love flat tops).

 

Now, Acrylic or Ebonite?

- Will
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This is so cool. And it's totally reasonable price to get a Limited Edition pen.

I think I just talk myself into finally getting an Edison Pen.

I've been drooling over the Beaumont model (love flat tops).

 

Now, Acrylic or Ebonite?

Well, both is an option right? Tempted this year and past years to do so.

 

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Well, both is an option right? Tempted this year and past years to do so.

 

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You do have a point ...

 

(slowly looking at the vintage camera cabinet to see which one can be sold to fund 2 Mina LE's)

- Will
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I'm in for the regular Ebonite. How exciting! :D

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Who makes the nib? Is it from JOWO?

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Who makes the nib? Is it from JOWO?

In answer to one the comments on his website (see above link), these nibs are made by Jowo.

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The nib seems to resemble Lamy Safari somehow, really hope I am wrong.

 

You're right, it does bear a passing resemblance to a Lamy nib - but that's all it is! The configuration of the nib, and of the entire nib assembly, is quite different as far as I can tell!

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