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Thanks for the heads up! They ship to Switzerland, tax free! Love it.

Latest addition:  Montblanc LeGrand 146 Calligraphy Flexible Nib

 

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Thanks for the heads up! They ship to Switzerland, tax free! Love it.

 

God Save United Kingdom! They ship tax free to Costa Rica and Her Majesty post is cheaper than those of the United States. Edited by Marioferu
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:-). Wow whe would have thought it possible. I really thought this thread would be of use to ppl in the UK only.

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A4 and A5 seem to have sold out. :(

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Try the link again, they seem to have more A4 stock again.

 

They have made a miraculous comeback. :D Only the ruled is on offer, not the dot. The A5 is still N/A.

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I checked earlier, you were right, they only had the A6 left. They must have found some more out the back! :-).

 

Yeah no dot pads in the offer unfortunately.

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They must have found some more out the back! :-).

 

Not literally, I hope.

Not a big fan of damp or soiled. :lol: Actually, if that were the case it might be sold as an organic limited ed.

 

Maybe the A5 will pop up overnight too...

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Wait, im sure Ive got the perfect shade of green ink to go with that limited edition!

 

You never know...

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If they do have dampened stock, good. I know there's one usage for the Herbin Empire Green I bought. Stuff looks like lichen mixed with water from a stagnant pond.

 

I saw there was only the £2.00 A4 pad. By the time you add postage I bet I could go and get the exact same thing from my local branches of W H Smith or Ryman for the same price.

I already have an A4 pad, which I do not use a lot of.

I mainly use the #16 (A5) and the #14.

The Europa pads use the same Clairefontaine paper & are perforated and spiral bound.

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not that good a deal for Canadians. For A4 pads anyways. I got a pad of the dot pad and the ruled version from Deserres for 5.97 a pad. Cold deal. Plus all it costs for me is a little time and a bus ride.

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