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Hi everyone,

I have a question about a very lovely German piston-filler I was given by a friend decades ago. It'sa Senator President M stainless nib.

It is too a very nice writer, on the narrow side a bit, not without ink creep issues but still I love it.

The thing id a mate told me a while ago that Senator is a cheap brand making promotion and ad pens etc

Does anyone agree that their Bigger pens are just souvenirs, not true writing instruments, like?

Thanks

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A very good pen company that has been sued by MB often, just for the hell of it because of the President, in it is 149 size and well made.

They have been making it for ages, and if it wasn't 149 size I might have gotten one....even new...and that is against my religion of Vintage pens....hum...if only it wasn't 149 size, I'm sure I could find an old used one on German Ebay.

In reference to P. T. Barnum; to advise for free is foolish, ........busybodies are ill liked by both factions.

 

 

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I agree with the other respondents - excellent quality pens, even if it's a comparatively low-key company compared with Montblanc, Pelikan or Kaweco.

 

And more importantly, you've said you love it - even if it were 'just' producing 'souvenirs', that wouldn't really matter...

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Is there still a chance to get Senator President somehow? I did a little bit research and this model has already been stopped in production. There are couple of pens being sold on eBay stating vintage one but as you know it's hard to trust a product on eBay, specially with this kind of deal.

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EBay has them pop up every now and then, some with gold nibs, most with steel. Keep an eye out there. Try Google searching. I had one, sold it, and had a chance to snag another on a deal. If I decide to sell, I'll contact you, but I wouldn't hold my breath. LOL

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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