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Does anyone know when the Pelikan M101N Grey-Blue fountain pen will be avaialable? Has anyone preordered it?

I bought mine yesterday, already shipped.

So, I hope it will arrive Monday or Tuesday,

Julio MX

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I bought mine yesterday, already shipped.

So, I hope it will arrive Monday or Tuesday,

Julio MX

 

I bought mine today. I hope it will be with me this week.

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Posted by @fountainpencollector on Instagram:

 

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... I ordered mine this past week end, from Dan Smith (@thenibsmith).

Dan will grind my nib to cursive italic [for me, a must] as part of the (preorder-discounted) purchase price.

 

I love Dan's work, and am way looking forward to this pen!

 

~ S.

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nice photos, I think it looks as I was expecting it to be, less exciting perhaps, but very close to the standard 101N

a nice, close to real replica, with a more modern look (silver trim)

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nice photos, I think it looks as I was expecting it to be, less exciting perhaps, but very close to the standard 101N

a nice, close to real replica, with a more modern look (silver trim)

 

 

 

I would fully agree with that.

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Reminds me of a M205 Marble, will wait for other models.

Way overpriced for what it is, IMO. sad.png

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I pre-ordered from Cult Pens (free Pelican case too) and received it two days ago.

 

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Fantastic-- thanks!

I especially enjoy this image...

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... because I own and enjoy the same two flanking pens. :)

Where the new M101N first struck me as possibly too stark, I now have it pegged as "austere." I like its cool tones. The comparison to the blue marbled M200 (which I like very much) is welcome -- I'm glad to see the difference.

I am way looking forward to mine! B)

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You're welcome. It's my very first M101N model and I'm quite pleased with it. smile.png

 

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I just ordered from Fritz-Schimpf stationery M101N blue grey with fine nib and Edelstein Ruby ink.

Very curious how this pen will look in reality comparing other pens from this series and vintage 100N..

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I received mine today, and am very pleased with the way it looks. Even my wife liked it (she didn't ask the cost).

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Even my wife liked it (she didn't ask the cost).

 

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Enjoy the reams of happiness. thumbup.gif

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