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Does anyone know where I might obtain spare parts for a Lamy 26P (or if it is even possible to obtain spare parts for that model?)

 

Specifically, there's a kind of collar that screws into both the barrel and the section, as a way of joining them. Mine broke and is irreparable (I think -- see attached), so I'm looking to replace it, along with the O-ring bit, which is cracked.

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Back in 2011 I had traded a few from a member in the Philippines. The pens were available there. Your hope might be a donor pen I think. Enquire with members in Philippines. Are you also missing the C spring that holds the cap? I dont see that in your pic.

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Ouch.

 

German ebay is a good source.

 

Second-hand 26p and 25p pens are still quite common. You might find a donor pen for a reasonable price.

 

I say 26p or 25p because the only difference is the cap.

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