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Dear All

After the successful group buy of RANGA BAMBOO MODEL & RANGA MODEL 4C & Model 3

This is a group buy effort for the Ranga Model 5 (also famous by VARUNA GAJENDRA) which will be available only till 25th December.

Kindly register at the earliest. Minimum requirement is 10 nos.

Details of the pen in Four options are as below:

Ranga Model 5 (Eyedropper Version)

The dimension is 7 inches length. the dia is 17mm or 18.75mm dia

  • Finish - Polished or Matte (Bakul)
  • Option - flat end or Round end
  • Nib Option :Ambitious 35 mm Fine Nib, upgrade to Ambitious 40 mm Gold Tone Nib at extra US $ 3, or Bock (With Conklin imprinted) M or B at extra US $ 8.
  • Default settings: Ambitious Gold Color monotone F nib
  • Shipping: Included and is through Registered Post. Takes 2 - 4 weeks for delivery. Price includes shipping
  • Payment: Via Paypal to paypal account mpkandan@gmail.com

Ranga Model 5 (Cartridge/Converter Version with German Nib Units)

  • Finish - Polished or Matte (Bakul)
  • Nib Option : JoWo Nibs ​​/ Schmidt Nibs
  • Converter : Schmidt K5 Converter
  • JoWo Nibs options :
    • Gold Color Mono tone F, M or B nib
    • Dual Tone F, M, B, 1.5 Calligraphy Nib
    • Chrome Mono Tone F, M, B Nib
  • Schmidt Nib options:
    • Gold Color monotone F, M, or B
    • Chrome (Silver) Finish Monotone F,M & B.
  • Default settings: Schmidt Gold Colored monotone F nib
  • Shipping: Included and is through Registered Post. Takes 2 - 4 weeks for delivery.Includes worldwide shipping
  • Payment: Via Paypal to paypal account mpkandan@gmail.com

  • Color Available : Regular Ebonite (as per images below)
  • ​Mottled Brown
  • Mottled Green
  • Black Polished
  • Black Matte
  • Clear acrylic / Matte Acrylic (Matte from internal side)
  • Brown Ripple
  • Green Ripple
  • Olive Ripple
  • Yellow Ripple (Not Available)
  • Pink or Burgundy Ripple
  • Blue Ripple (Not Available)
  • Olive with pink ripple and black specs

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  • Premium Colors Available : Premium Ebonite (as per image below)
  • ​Solid Blue
  • Yellow/Black Swirls
  • Blue/Pink Swirls
  • Solid Green
  • Blue/White Swirls
  • Red/Black Swirls
  • Yellow/Green Swirls
  • Solid Pink
  • Blue/Green/Orange Swirls
  • Solid Orange

 

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Please note that the Group Buy (Discounted) International prices are as below:

Eyedropper Normal ebonite - 37 USD (Regular Price is US $ 50 to US $ 60)

Eyedropper Premium Ebonite - 55 USD (Regular Price is US $ 70)

German nib Normal ebonite - 65 USD (Regular Price is US $ 85 to US $ 93)

German nib Premium ebonite - 85 USD (Regular Price is US $ 108)

These are the great offers as compared to previous group buys. I have negotiated with Mr. Kandan for more discounts.

Secondly these pens are all handmade.

FOR SHIPPING WITHIN INDIA, PLEASE PM ME

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I'm just a little confused, is this a group buy for only the Ranga 5, or for both the Ranga 5 and Ranga 3? If the Ranga 3 is included could you also let us know how much it would be? Thank you in advance.

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There is a typo on the title line for the German nib unit versions. Model 3, rather than the intended Model 5.

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I'm just a little confused, is this a group buy for only the Ranga 5, or for both the Ranga 5 and Ranga 3? If the Ranga 3 is included could you also let us know how much it would be? Thank you in advance.

It's for model 5...

Typo error corrected

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There is a typo on the title line for the German nib unit versions. Model 3, rather than the intended Model 5.

Thank you for the help

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Ranga Model 5 (Cartridge/Converter Version with German Nib Units)

Premium Colors Available : Premium Ebonite Yellow/Black Swirls

 

  • Finish - Polished
  • Nib Option : JoWo Nibs
  • Converter : Schmidt K5 Converter
  • JoWo Nibs options :
    • Dual Tone 1.5 Calligraphy Nib
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Ranga Model 5 (Cartridge/Converter Version with German Nib Units)

Premium Colors Available : Premium Ebonite Yellow/Black Swirls

 

  • Finish - Polished
  • Nib Option : JoWo Nibs
  • Converter : Schmidt K5 Converter
  • JoWo Nibs options :
  • Dual Tone 1.5 Calligraphy Nib
Thank you.. Noted

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Curiously, I'm going to ask for the exact same model as @neotobeo... :D

Ranga Model 5 (Cartridge/Converter Version with German Nib Units)

Premium Colors Available : Premium Ebonite Yellow/Black Swirls

  • Finish: Polished
  • Nib Option: JoWo Nibs
  • Converter: Schmidt K5 Converter
  • JoWo Nibs options:
    • Dual Tone 1.5 Calligraphy Nib
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For the ED versions, would the Ambitious 35 and 40 mm nib versions share a common section and feed?

 

Thanks

Different feeds

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Vaibhav:

May I purchase one eyedropper version,
#12 olive-pink standard ebonite
polished
standard Ambitious 35 mm nib
please?

Thank you!
ron

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Thank you for organising another great GB Vaibhav. Having done some research I will not be taking part as the Model 5 is just too big for my hand. I can whole heartedly endorse the high quality of Ranga Pens and encourage all interested posters to take part in the GB. The quality is outstanding.

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Vaibhav:

May I purchase one eyedropper version,

#12 olive-pink standard ebonite

polished

standard Ambitious 35 mm nib

please?

 

Thank you!

ron

Thank you...

will update the same...

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Thank you for organising another great GB Vaibhav. Having done some research I will not be taking part as the Model 5 is just too big for my hand. I can whole heartedly endorse the high quality of Ranga Pens and encourage all interested posters to take part in the GB. The quality is outstanding.

Thank you for the kind words...

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Thank you...

will update the same...

Excuse me, Vaibhav, I'm thinking that perhaps my last post has been left unnoticed... Please, could you also confirm that you have taken note of it?

Thank you very much!

 

I'm sorry if I didn't make myself clear before... This is my first group buy, so I would like to do everything OK. :) Thank you for organising this.

 

This is also my first pen from India! And also my first ebonite pen. The premium ones seem really wonderful in the photos and everyone speaks good things about their quality. I can barely wait to get that black/yellow one!

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The photo for Regular Ebonite #1 is not at all what I expected from the words "mottled brown"!

 

Other photos of mottled brown Ranga pens (such as on the Peyton Street Pens site) show a mixture of brown and black, and the brown color looks "warmer" and less green than the color in the first photo.

 

Mr. Kandan, can you confirm whether or not the photo shows what one can expect if mottled brown is ordered? Does this stock of mottled brown normally include a more even balance of brown and black, and is the brown color the same as is typically found in the brown ripple? I realize there is always variation in this material, but if the color is truly as is shown in the photo, I wonder if I should opt for the brown ripple or an entirely different color.

 

Can anyone with firsthand experience of mottled brown and brown ripple Ranga pens help me figure out what to expect? Also does anyone have an opinion of mottled brown in the bakul finish rather than the polished version?

 

Thank you to all who can share their opinions and impressions!

 

Mark

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I'll take one in red/black swirls with a chome coloured Jowo medium nib.

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I am interested in getting the Eyedropper.

 

Ranga Model 5 (Eyedropper Version)

 

7. Green Ripple

  • Finish - Polished
  • Option - Round end
  • Nib Option :Ambitious 40 mm Gold Tone Nib
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Excuse me, Vaibhav, I'm thinking that perhaps my last post has been left unnoticed... Please, could you also confirm that you have taken note of it?

Thank you very much!

 

I'm sorry if I didn't make myself clear before... This is my first group buy, so I would like to do everything OK. :) Thank you for organising this.

 

This is also my first pen from India! And also my first ebonite pen. The premium ones seem really wonderful in the photos and everyone speaks good things about their quality. I can barely wait to get that black/yellow one!

PLEASE NOTE THAT Mr. Kandan will send you the invoice of the same soon as a PM

with paypal address.

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