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For anyone interested in coming to the next meeting of the Roanoke Pen Club, we are holding our next meeting on Friday, August 18.

 

This meeting will be in a private residence and the address will not be given here. For information about coming to the meeting go to our web site and sign up for our email notices and email us for information on the meting location:

 

http://roanokepenclub.org/index.php/blog/

We expect to have a good turnout, we always have a lot of vintage and modern fountain pens, discussions of pens and pen repair, and a lot of pens inked up to try out. Needless to say, the inked pens will have many different inks for you to try out.

These meetings are very informal, just for pen lovers to interface and share information.

 

Here is a web site for the club: http://roanokepenclub.org/

You can sign up for club emails and can contact Chad Trent from that site for further information.

The Roanoke Pen Club has a Google Group which you can join: https://groups.googl...oanoke-pen-club

 

Or, you can PM me and I'll get back to you quickly.

Hope to see you on Friday, August 18, 2017.

 

Tom Johnson

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