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A couple of my Bexley Sheherazade piston fillers have broken and need repairs. Since Bexley has been sold, any suggestions on where to send it? My skills aren’t up to it.

 

I also have a vacuumatic that probably needs a new nib as well. Advice on where to send that would also be appreciated.

 

Apologies if this isn’t the right place to post this.

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A couple of my Bexley Sheherazade piston fillers have broken and need repairs. Since Bexley has been sold, any suggestions on where to send it? My skills aren’t up to it.

 

I also have a vacuumatic that probably needs a new nib as well. Advice on where to send that would also be appreciated.

 

Apologies if this isn’t the right place to post this.

Re: Bexley repairs email to oldbexley@thepenfamily.com

 

ASC purchased Bexley Pens...mosey on over and scroll down to Bexley Pens.....For those looking to repair old Bexley pens, please email

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Thanks Fred!

 

Have you dealt with the new company at all? Has anyone else here?

My pleasure.

 

Have not had the need re Bexley repairs.

 

Fred

I would email them to see service{s} they will provide and who is going to do the repair work.

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Thanks for the great advice Fred. It turns out my email got forwarded to Howard Levy at Bexley who responded right away. The repairs are actually done at his Ohio factory. Yay!

 

Hopefully, they're fixable. The Sheherazades are an utter delight to write with.

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Thanks for the great advice Fred. It turns out my email got forwarded to Howard Levy at Bexley who responded right away. The repairs are actually done at his Ohio factory. Yay!

 

Hopefully, they're fixable. The Sheherazades are an utter delight to write with.

Outstanding....

 

I heard that Howard would be doing repairs in Ohio..if It can be repaired..he will do it.

 

Fred

 

 

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Outstanding....

 

I heard that Howard would be doing repairs in Ohio..if It can be repaired..he will do it.

 

Fred

 

 

Fred, do you by chance have a phone number for Howard Levy. Thanks

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