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Pelikan Ocean Blue In Atlanta


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A quick piece of information for any Pelikan lovers in or near Atlanta. I visited Artlite a couple of days ago, on 9 August 2017. It's at the Lindberh Plaza, a 10-minute walk from the Lindbergh Center transit stop (and of course there's lots of parking).

 

The store has a number of Pelikan pens at reduced prices - particularly including one M800 Blue Ocean with a medium nib. It is pre-owned, but looked in perfect condition.

 

No affiliation: I encounted the store whilst visiting the US for a conference and found them to be friendly, with a decent selection. I was very, very tempted by the Blue Ocean, but I couldn't justify the expense (I have one already).

 

Note to moderator: Given the particular Pelikan interest, I put this in the Pelikan forum rather than in Market Watch.

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I was at artlife just a day or two before you and saw the same pen. I was tempted but couldn't justify another M800 and I was in the middle of traveling and didn't want to carry that nice of a pen with me to where I was going. They had a few other nice used pens that were also fun to see.

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