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Now that is the one yellow pen to rule them all!! :puddle: :puddle: :puddle: :puddle: :puddle:

 

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dude, it's two

 

king and queen

 

Seriously! Where on earth can you find even one of those and how many internal organs will I have to sell to afford it??

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I didn't even know yellow pens appealed to me... until this thread.

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I didn't even know yellow pens appealed to me... until this thread.

FPN is dangerous, isn't it?

 

Yellow pens and purple inks are things I'd never thought I'd like. Thanks to this place I've got 2 of the former and 6 of the latter hahaha.

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FPN is dangerous, isn't it?

 

Yellow pens and purple inks are things I'd never thought I'd like. Thanks to this place I've got 2 of the former and 6 of the latter hahaha.

 

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FPN is dangerous, isn't it?

 

Yellow pens and purple inks are things I'd never thought I'd like. Thanks to this place I've got 2 of the former and 6 of the latter hahaha.

 

Which begs the question, do you have purple ink in a yellow pen?

 

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Which begs the question, do you purple ink in a yellow pen?

As soon as I can get a yellow pen with a broad enough nib to show off the purple. :)

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My favorite yellow pen in my accumulation is the Pilot LE Mandarin. I bought the pen on the occasion of my daughter's graduation from Graduate School in 2003. It was my wife's idea while we were window shopping at The Pen Place in Kansas City, MO. The salesman suggested it and said it would hold its value. That was an understatement. The pen pictured is not my pen but a random picture from the interwebs.

 

 

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I just received this colorful PaperMate, it's *mostly* yellow. :)

 

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I just received this colorful PaperMate, it's *mostly* yellow. :)

 

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That's cute!

 

Any other favorite yellow pens out there?

 

I'm still trying to track down one of those limited edition yellow Wing Sung 601s.

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Does gold count? If so, a Targa 1007

 

Haha I guess "yellow" gold counts, but not rose or white gold. :P

I've got a Targa 1001...great pens!

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Haha I guess "yellow" gold counts, but not rose or white gold. :P

I've got a Targa 1001...great pens!

 

Good - it's the only "yellow" pen I have. No wait, I have a Cross in gold, too, but the Targa beats it.

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