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Looking For Vanishing Point Nib Sales This Black Friday Week If Possible


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As expected, there are a number of Black Friday sales this week on a number of sites that sell fountain pens, but they are very scattered, meaning the good sales are on select products, or the selection is very limited, or the discount is not nearly enough (sorry, 15% off happens often enough during the year, one doesn't wait all year for Black Friday just for that).

 

Could someone give me a heads up on Vanishing Point nib sales this week? I found the one 15% off, but I waited a long time and frankly hoped for better discounts.

 

I am looking for stub and medium nibs, a very deep discount could persuade me to throw in a broad nib perhaps. :ninja:

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I bought a vanishing point nib (stub) a few weeks back from Isellpens for $55, which was much less than the price in other places (the price is still the same). I don't know if they will have a sale this week, but it is perhaps worth looking into. I also threw in a couple of Diamine inks which were deeply discounted and got free shipping, so I'm very happy with my purchase.

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