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(Older) Japanese like German culture, music of Wagner and pens of Pelikan and Montblanc.

Wagner is the name of a pen club in Japan.

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The first anniversary of the Wagner club owner's nib service/repair/grinding clinic.

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Also: https://www.instagram.com/p/B0sxLBEDtCH/

 

Email pelikan @ hotmail.co.jp if you want one. Mori-san is OK sending overseas this time.

 

Surprisingly good price (can't publish it). B nib is almost (or already) gone, may be a small number of F remaining. Can get them either without grinds, or with "nata-togi" (meant to resemble an older type of Montblanc grind) or (broad only) stub.

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Japan pen show recaps and more on fudefan.com | photos on Instagram (@fudefan)

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I'm not a huge fan. I just got my first president and I think the factory two tone nib is a stunner (the only thing I wish the president had was the slip n seal cap and maybe a slightly larger nib than the 3776), but this is just kinda underwhelming.

 

Cool way to support the community though, and as long as the price isn't too exorbitant, I appreciate that they're doing this.

 

Platinum special editions always just feel so much more... special... than Sailor's nonstop flow of different colored plastic with the same old nib.

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Selling a boatload of restored, fairly rare, vintage Japanese gold nib pens, click here to see (more added as I finish restoring them)

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