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www.baltimorepenshow.com

 

Site is updated for this year.

Show is 4 weeks away! 3/4-3/6

 

Look for my tables! See you there!!

 

Frank

"Celebrating Eight Years of Retail Writing Excellence"

"When, in the course of writing events, in becomes self-evident that not all pens are created equal"

 

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big enough. You will find plenty to see and do. I am looking forward to it. I need my pen show fix after getting snowed out of the Philly show.

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I missed my home show in Philly. Due to some lucky scheduling, that weekend has opened up for me so I'm excited to make the trek down to Baltimore. Went last year and enjoyed it.

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Sadly, that show is less than a week before I have to do the annual drive south (and hopefully make money before driving home...). I think Baltimore is 5-6 hours each way, and then to have to turn around and do a 20 hour jaunt in less than a week is too much. :(

Have fun, those who are going.

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We are looking forward to a great week. The "Star Trek Ultimate Voyage" show is in Baltimore March 3, followed by the pen show March 4. Hoping to have a great time at both places. Nice to see an update to the show page that includes a list of vendors.

 

Regards,

Craig

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I'm hoping to get to this; it will be my first show. Trying to see if #1 son is interested in attending (#2 declined).

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I will be in the DC area that weekend and going to the Baltimore show on Saturday. Looking forward to going. This will be my second show. I went to the Ohio show last year and it was great. I hear Franklin Christoph will be there and I love their pens.

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I will be in the DC area that weekend and going to the Baltimore show on Saturday. Looking forward to going. This will be my second show. I went to the Ohio show last year and it was great. I hear Franklin Christoph will be there and I love their pens.

I didn't see FC on the vendor list, but I'm glad to hear they'll be there. I'm also very interested in their pens. Thanks.

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pararis,

 

On the Franklin-Christoph site, go to Info>Pen Shows to see where they plan to attend various shows.

 

I'm glad that they will be there as well. I have 2 of their pens and will consider buying from them again.

 

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Craig

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