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Good Morning MB Lovers!

 

I'm in need of some German translation on a #254 "Display" FP that I picked up recently. This is one of those pens that has the cap pinned to the barrel in the posted position and has a Brass nib with no tines/no split...simply for use in some kind of display.

 

Unfortunately, some idiot tried to pull the cap off & in the process crackled it and part of the barrel & glued it back together. They did a good job gluing it, but it is visible and just knowing it's there is kind of frustrating!

 

Now, my question: On the barrel in German is the word "UNVERKAUFLICH"...anybody know what that word translates to in English? Any help would be appreciated!

 

Thanks,

DOC :thumbup:

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If it was meant for the english speaking market it would have been

 

NOT FOR SALE

 

(sorry for the letter size, couldn't resist, since it probably was sold to you :) )

 

Good Morning MB Lovers!

 

I'm in need of some German translation on a #254 "Display" FP that I picked up recently. This is one of those pens that has the cap pinned to the barrel in the posted position and has a Brass nib with no tines/no split...simply for use in some kind of display.

 

Unfortunately, some idiot tried to pull the cap off & in the process crackled it and part of the barrel & glued it back together. They did a good job gluing it, but it is visible and just knowing it's there is kind of frustrating!

 

Now, my question: On the barrel in German is the word "UNVERKAUFLICH"...anybody know what that word translates to in English? Any help would be appreciated!

 

Thanks,

DOC :thumbup:

 

smilehttp://home.kpn.nl/geele160/pinno.gifand enjoy the moment

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If it was meant for the english speaking market it would have been

 

NOT FOR SALE

 

(sorry for the letter size, couldn't resist, since it probably was sold to you :) )

 

Good Morning MB Lovers!

 

I'm in need of some German translation on a #254 "Display" FP that I picked up recently. This is one of those pens that has the cap pinned to the barrel in the posted position and has a Brass nib with no tines/no split...simply for use in some kind of display.

 

Unfortunately, some idiot tried to pull the cap off & in the process crackled it and part of the barrel & glued it back together. They did a good job gluing it, but it is visible and just knowing it's there is kind of frustrating!

 

Now, my question: On the barrel in German is the word "UNVERKAUFLICH"...anybody know what that word translates to in English? Any help would be appreciated!

 

Thanks,

DOC :thumbup:

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Thanks Hans!

 

I thought maybe it said "FOR DISPLAY ONLY" or "DEMONSTRATOR" but "NOT FOR SALE" makes sense...now to come up with a price for this NOT FOR SALE pen that WILL BE FOR SALE (eventually)!

 

Best Regards,

 

 

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