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My Buttery Smooth Nib Pelikan M600 From Pen Chalet

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We cannot say enough about how much we appreciate the PenChalet. We have had excellent experiences with them on several occasions. Recently, we looked into getting a Pelikan M600, and PenChalet had the best selection and were willing work with us on price, matching another site’s price and even shipped quickly once the special order had come in. They have amazing service, online and on the phone everyone works with the customer to be sure to assist to get the best of the best. We are so pleased with them, it is always our first go-to site to look at quality pens. And I am thankful that my prayer is answered and I have finally found the buttery smooth nib, my dream pen.

"I am human, and I think nothing human is alien to me." Terence

 

I share the humanity of people, I’m like the rest of everybody and certainly I’m not better or higher than anybody in anything, regardless of what they believe in or don’t believe in. What they experience is certainly not alien to me. I’m part of all people and they are part of me, interbeing, that is.

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Glad to hear you had a great experience.

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The Pelikans I got are all buttery smooth, I am inclined to believe that all Pelikans are buttery smooth, whether it is bought from PenChalet or other places.

 

Pictures please :)

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