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Other than Gary Lehrer and Penboard, Im looking for a recommendation. I want to buy a celluloid 149. Thanks,

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Those are the two most likely sources other than eBay and classifieds like here.

 

What condition and details are you looking for. You might just want to post a WTB in the classifieds.

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I have one in excellent condition , completely restored including the window detail Restorer is the well know Repair specialist and pen maker Brad Torelli

 

 

Tomorrow I will send photos and details

 

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Miroslav Tischler who sells under Penkalapens on EBay. I have a couple of pens from him and am pleased with them and sometimes he has vintage Montblancs. He routinely sells at major pen shows in Europe and the US. He is in Zagreb Croatia.

 

And Dr. Osman Sumer. He also routinely attends, does some repairs and sells at major Pen shows in Europe and the US. He is in Hamburg Germany.

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I would add Stefan Wallrafen to the mix. Osman is of course very resourceful and active. There is also one for sale on pencluster.com but rather expensive if you ask me.

 

All the best, and congratulations on your wonderful taste in pens :)

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Also look u Hank Mosberg on the Pentrace website. He had at least one celluloid MB 149 that he wants to sell. Hank is a very reputable seller, he is a Professor at the Univ of Michigan.

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Thank you for everyone! I found one.

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