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The Central Ohio Pen Club held out regular monthly meeting when it was “European Pen Day”. Members shared pens and ink from a variety of European countries, including some that are not the most common sources of pens. Here are some pictures that illustrate just a small portion of the variety members had the chance to see and play with.
Italy was well represented by this group of VIscontis along with a few additional of their countrymen.
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Three Homo Sapiens – left to right the Florentine Hills, London Fog, and Crystal. One even changed owners during the meeting.
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Moving on to Germany, we found two vintage Montblancs, a 172 and a 244 both circa 1950’s.
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Very neat little Kaweco set from the 1970’s in its original case
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Lotsa Lamy’s
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Two of the Lamy Lx’s
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a Faber Castell Loom
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And of course some birds…. little birds,
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and bigger birds.
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Birds of many colors.
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UK was represented by a Mabie Todd Swan Self Filler
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and a group of vintage Conway Stewarts. L to R a CS15 Casein, CS36, CS388, C77 Herringbone, and CS Exec 60, all circa 1940’s to 1950’s
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Two artisan produced pens from Spain, one turned from olive wood and the other from a corn cob!
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And two Inco brand pens from Poland, thought to be from the 1950’s. The red pen was engraved “cena det. 25 zl” which means “suggested price 25 Polish dollars”
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And of course there was plenty of European ink. Spotted in this group were KWZ (Poland), Akkerman (Netherlands), Diamine (UK), J Herbin (France), Edelstein (Germany), and Rohrer & Klinger (Germany).
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We had a blast, as always. Want to join the fun? Our next meeting will be Sunday May 13 from 2 to 4 pm at Columbus Metro Library Northern Lights Branch, 4093 Cleveland Ave, Columbus when our theme will be: “Pens you Regret Buying”. Bring such a pen for Show & Tell.
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"Our next meeting will be Sunday May 13 from 2 to 4 pm at Columbus Metro Library Northern Lights Branch, 4093 Cleveland Ave, Columbus when our theme will be: “Pens you Regret Buying”. Bring such a pen for Show & Tell."

 

Do I have to buy them all back? B)

Most of the pens I regret buying have most likely been dumped. I'll see if I have any left....

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"Our next meeting will be Sunday May 13 from 2 to 4 pm at Columbus Metro Library Northern Lights Branch, 4093 Cleveland Ave, Columbus when our theme will be: “Pens you Regret Buying”. Bring such a pen for Show & Tell."

 

Do I have to buy them all back? B)

Most of the pens I regret buying have most likely been dumped. I'll see if I have any left....

Yeah, I've got a $200+ one I've regretted since buying too. I've been procrastinating on selling it too. Maybe this would be a good motivation to get its box out for selling.

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