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Hello FPN...

 

I have just recently acquired a 140.

 

... And I always try to find a box that's representative of the brand of my pen.

 

(I.E: A Parker box, a Sheaffer Box, an Esterbrook Boc, a Cross box, etc.)

 

Where could I find a Pelikan box that's not too big and can fit an M200 - ish sized pen?

 

Thanks!

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Check on ebay, search for - pelican box only - you'll see a few to choose from, although if you just search for - pelican - even more may turn up.

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I agree that eBay is your best place to try for a Pelikan box. (p.s. it's not that we don't know how to spell Pelikan but Safari spellcheck insists on changing it.) :)

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lol, thanks for catching that Chrissy. I normally spell it right but it may have been a senior's moment.

It's hard work to tell which is Old Harry when everybody's got boots on.

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Unfortunately I can't get the boxed shipped to the U.S.

 

(It's not on the US Amazon website either.)

 

I will check out eBAY...

 

Thanks!

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Unfortunately I can't get the boxed shipped to the U.S.

 

(It's not on the US Amazon website either.)

 

I will check out eBAY...

 

Thanks!

 

From the link, go to the list that shows them all, then choose the 3rd one down in the list that is marked Amazon Prime. That one will ship to the US.

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They do seem to charge for shipping.

 

No big deal...

 

I'll check on eBAY.

 

Thanks for all of the help!!

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I agree that eBay is your best place to try for a Pelikan box. (p.s. it's not that we don't know how to spell Pelikan but Safari spellcheck insists on changing it.) :)

 

 

It's just like Scheaffer

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I'm still scratching my head over that, Two years on FPN and I don't recall ever misspelling Pelikan before.

It's hard work to tell which is Old Harry when everybody's got boots on.

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I'm still scratching my head over that, Two years on FPN and I don't recall ever misspelling Pelikan before.

 

Do you use an iMac or MacBook? Their spell checker always auto-corrects the word Pelikan to Pelican. I have to change it back every time I type it. That's what I assumed had happened to you, and the only reason I mentioned anything. :)

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Do you use an iMac or MacBook? Their spell checker always auto-corrects the word Pelikan to Pelican. I have to change it back every time I type it. That's what I assumed had happened to you, and the only reason I mentioned anything. :)

 

No, Windows. I thought maybe I was using the new Vivaldi web browser instead of IE when I posted and it may have auto-corrected but I just tested that and it didn't so it must have been me. One of the benefits of getting old, I guess. :unsure:

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