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The Ohio Pen Show will be held November 1-4, 2018.

Crowne Plaza Dublin Hotel

600 Metro Place North

Dublin, Ohio 43017

The Central Ohio Pen Club will be informally gathering on Saturday (Nov. 3rd) around 5:00pm in the hotel bar. Feel free to join us as we are a FUN group!

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I'm not active in the club, but my wife and I plan on going to the show Saturday morning. We always love checking out what is there and I'm in the market for some new inks!

 

Hope to see some of you there! :)

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I will be there on Saturday. But, even though Im involved with the Ohio Pen Club, I am not sure Ill be able to attend the after hours meetup.

 

I am hoping to meet some of you who are just a name to me here. My name tag for these events always shows my FPN handle. Feel free to say hi so I can put a face to the name.

 

And no, before you ask, the cat in my profile pic cant come. She is more into beanie babies than fountain pens. Although she has a strange attachment to one of the limited edition packs of Field Notes......

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