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Hi FPN,

 

I just finished inventory. It took a week. I have a one heck of a lot of pens! I did reduce prices on many pens that have been sitting for a bit. Check out my eBay store at http://stores.ebay.com/speerbob. Also hit the auctions tab for this week's auctions. I didn't have time to start to many auctions this week but have 37 running with a good assortment heavy on Acme and Parker. A few parts too. Check them out.

 

Happy New Year. I hope everyone has a very prosperous pen-filled 2018. Cheers, BOB

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Hi FPN,

 

I just finished inventory. It took a week. I have a one heck of a lot of pens! I did reduce prices on many pens that have been sitting for a bit. Check out my eBay store at http://stores.ebay.com/speerbob. Also hit the auctions tab for this week's auctions. I didn't have time to start to many auctions this week but have 37 running with a good assortment heavy on Acme and Parker. A few parts too. Check them out.

 

Happy New Year. I hope everyone has a very prosperous pen-filled 2018. Cheers, BOB

 

Hi FPN,

 

I just finished inventory. It took a week. I have a one heck of a lot of pens! I did reduce prices on many pens that have been sitting for a bit. Check out my eBay store at http://stores.ebay.com/speerbob. Also hit the auctions tab for this week's auctions. I didn't have time to start to many auctions this week but have 37 running with a good assortment heavy on Acme and Parker. A few parts too. Check them out.

 

Happy New Year. I hope everyone has a very prosperous pen-filled 2018. Cheers, BOB

The most trusted Pen Seller I have ever known in the WORLD, Trust Me, Oneill

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One of the pens you have listed, the Pilot Dipper, looks an awful lot like a pen that Pilot-USA told me wasn't theirs -- that mine was made in Korea. The clip is slightly different, in that it actually says Pilot on it, and the color is different, but otherwise the design looks very similar. :huh:

If the pen in the listing is from the 1990s, I may have described my pen to Pilot-USA as being from the wrong time (although I did send them photos...).

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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