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I checked out the new Sheaffer Website, and the Legacy Heritage fountain pens are back, as well as a wider selection of Preludes. The brushed copper Prelude looks interesting as well as the matte gun metal Prelude with a blacked out nib etc. The Taranis is back also within the Ferrari Special Editions line. Looks like a good sign to see some of the higher end pens coming back compared to a couple of months ago when the selection was pretty sparce.

 

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Here is what what they have posted at the new website. Can only hope the owners truly recognize what the Sheaffer brand stands for and will work to restore some of it's former glory, and for Cross too.

 

WELCOME!

At Sheaffer Pen & Art Supply Co. we are proud to continue the tradition of innovation and quality craftsmanship that our founder, and original creative mind, Walter A. Sheaffer, envisioned way back in 1913. Starting as a backroom business with only seven employees, we’ve grown throughout the years into a top designer and manufacturer of writing instruments and creative tools. Our American-grown company has been a world-wide lynchpin in the fine-writing industry and continues to set the bar above our competition with products that ignite curiosity and inspire creativity. Our employees come to work everyday with the same passion for excellence and drive that Walter A. Sheaffer and his family pioneered over 100 years ago.

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The new brushed copper Prelude is very nice. Its a darker color in reality than in all the online pictures.

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