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Just announced, the Pelikan M800 Souverän Grand Place revives a rich swirling design previously available only in the smaller M600 series. This special edition pen is being produced for a limited time only, but we have managed to secure a small number for our customers - 18k solid gold nib sizes are Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad, and, exclusively through us here, Extra Broad. Retail $850, our price $680. Pre-orders are now being accepted - you will not be charged until your pen arrives and is ready to ship to you.

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OH NO! I swore that after the Burnt Orange I was through buying M800 size Pelikans! I already have 10 and the 600 size Grand Place. But I better start saving my pennies, because I don't think I can resist this one!

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OH NO! I swore that after the Burnt Orange I was through buying M800 size Pelikans! I already have 10 and the 600 size Grand Place. But I better start saving my pennies, because I don't think I can resist this one!

 

 

I'm totally with you. This is an unfair sneak attack on my bank account, not to mention my marriage! And I was still working on justification for buying a Brilliant Blue M805 this year.

 

I think having a M620 Grande Place may actually increase my vulnerability to the M800 version. And I had no hint that this was coming.

 

David

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I'm totally with you. This is an unfair sneak attack on my bank account, not to mention my marriage! And I was still working on justification for buying a Brilliant Blue M805 this year.

 

David

 

Exactly, what you said, David.

 

Mimi

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I'm totally with you. This is an unfair sneak attack on my bank account, not to mention my marriage! And I was still working on justification for buying a Brilliant Blue M805 this year.

 

I think having a M620 Grande Place may actually increase my vulnerability to the M800 version. And I had no hint that this was coming.

 

David

 

You said it! Just when I thought I was done, LE's came at me with this sneak attack.

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Exactly, what you said, David.

 

Mimi

 

One more in the same boat!

 

My 2016 "To Do" List (so far)

 

1. Buy an 805 Brilliant Blue

2. Buy an 800 Grand Place

3. Fend off divorce

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Alas it won't be alighting in my coup - I must save for my Toledo.... I must I must I must save for my Toledo.....

Nature is the one song of praise that never stops singing. - Richard Rohr

Poets don't draw. They unravel their handwriting and then tie it up again, but differently. - Jean Cocteau

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And it's not just Pelikans pooping on my budget. That's on top of the Owl pellets!

 

I had already celebrated the New Year by ordering an OMAS Ogiva Arco Brown :puddle: from Novelli, and within an hour of placing that order, on a Sunday evening, no less, I got an email from Jonella at CFP that the Nakaya Portable Cigar with tame-sukashi Owl in Aka- and Kuro-tamenuri I had ordered many months ago had come in, and here's an invoice to approve. :headsmack:

 

If I weren't so happy about getting these pens that I had dreamed of for so long, I would be really upset!

 

David

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And it's not just Pelikans pooping on my budget. That's on top of the Owl pellets!

 

I had already celebrated the New Year by ordering an OMAS Ogiva Arco Brown :puddle: from Novelli, and within an hour of placing that order, on a Sunday evening, no less, I got an email from Jonella at CFP that the Nakaya Portable Cigar with tame-sukashi Owl in Aka- and Kuro-tamenuri I had ordered many months ago had come in, and here's an invoice to approve. :headsmack:

 

If I weren't so happy about getting these pens that I had dreamed of for so long, I would be really upset!

 

David

 

 

Brutha, I feel your pain!

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Brutha, I feel your pain!

 

 

Your expression of sympathy is gratefully acknowledged.

 

David

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Thanks so much for starting that Massdrop. I got in on the m400 White Tortoise drop and it would be great to pick up the Grand Place too. Beautiful pen.

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