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Fellow collectors,

 

We just got to see the new Lambrou Pens LK2 Dignity. It is a superb and unique Art Pen, created out of the working relationship of Andeas Lambrou, Ryan Krusac and Paul Rossi.
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Ryan Krusac's artwork on the cap and barrel showcases the American Bald Eagle. The male on the cap flies gracefully in a clear blue sky, while the female on the barrel is perched on a tree branch, high on the fir tree covered mountain, watching over the nest, painted towards the barrel end.art pen collectors and users. Ryan signs and numbers each pen on the base of the barrel.
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Paul Rossi hand makes the special Mythos® 887L 6 inch oversize pen in exclusive Space Blue diffusion bonded materia and the sterling silver trim and textured art clip, sculptured with Laurel leaves complimenting Ryan Krusac's composition.
The LK2 Dignity art pens transcend their function as writing instruments, and become objects of beauty as precious as jewelry, as well as valuable investments and future heirlooms.
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Each pen features a medium 18 karat gold Bock G-380 rhodium plated nib. The pen is about 6 inches long capped and is a cartridge / converter type using international type cartridges.
Retail price is $8,500
Edition is imited to 10 pens
Please contact Andreas Lambrou or myself if you want to reserve one of these pens. As many as six of the ten pens are already reserved. As they are hand crafted, the time from deposit to delivery may be several months, and you will be kept informed of progress.
Thanks!
Jim Mamoulides
PenHero.com
jim@penhero.com
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Simply gorgeous! I love it! Unfortunately it is way, way out of my price range.

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