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This Week's Pen Hoard Sales


speerbob

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Hi FPN,

I have 80 pen auctions running this week and ending Sunday night. Mostly vintage fountain pen as well as a nice assortment of pencils. This is all from the large pen hoard I bought. Check them out at

http://stores.ebay.com/Speerbob/_i.html?rt=nc&LH_Auction=1

Cheers, BOB

Here are some of the highlights:

Sheaffer Snorkel Statesman Mandarin Orange & Gold Fountain Pen In Box - 1950's

Sheaffer Snorkel Sentinel Fiesta Red Fountain Pen In Box- 1950's - 14kt Fine Nib

Sheaffer Dolphin Imperial TD Black & Gold Fountain Pen - Fine Nib - 1962

Waterman 0552 1/2 LEC Green Gold Basketweave Overlay Fountain Pen - 1920's

Conklin Lapis Blue & Gold Flat-Top Fountain Pen - 1920's - 14kt Gold Flex Nib

Parker Vacumatic Senior Maxima Golden Pearl Fountain Pen - 1940 - 14kt Gold Nib

Rare Lone Ranger Brown & Nickel Fountain Pen W/Button - 1930's

Waterman's 100 Hundred Year Black & Gold Fountain Pen - 14kt Gold Nib - 1943

Sheaffer PFM III Black & Gold Snorkel-Filler Fountain Pen In Box - 14kt Gold Nib

Sheaffer Imperial Black Desk Set Fountain Pen w/Black Glass Base - 14kt Nib

Waterman's 452 1/2V Sterling Silver Overlay Fountain Pen - 14kt Flex Nib - 1920s

Wyvern 75 Orium Red & Gold Ripple Button Fountain Pen - Mint In Box - 1940's - F

Wyvern 75 Orium Black Ebonite & Gold Lever Fountain Pen - Mint In Box - 1940's

Parker Vacumatic Debutante Black & Gold Fountain Pen & Pencil Set In Box - 1941

Parker Vacumatic Silver Pearl & Chrome Fountain Pen - 14kt Nib - 1940's

Monroe Streamlined Stepped-Top Black & Gold Fountain Pen - 1930 - 14kt Flex Nib

Sheaffer Snorkel Statesman Burgundy & Gold Fountain Pen In Box- 1950s - Fine Nib

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Check out my website at www.Speerbob.com


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