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LisaN Vintage

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tomorrow I am packing pens to send!!!!!

 

6 vintage sheaffers!

a snorkel, a sovereign II, and 4 celluloid balances

Sometimes the cat needs a new cat toy. And sometimes I need a new pen.

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tomgartin Vintage

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Just ordered my first ebonite pen from Ranga on ebay. It's also my first eyedropper. I'm looking forward to learning a few things from this pen wink.gif

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Currently trying to sell a Pelikan M400 White Tortoise. PM if you're interested. :)

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myn Collectors Item

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A blue Sheaffer Admiral Touchdown and a Waterman Lady Patricia-Ink Vue

"Minds are like parachutes. They only function when open." James Dewar

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kpyeoman Extremely Rare

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A NOS Sheaffer 444 and a NOS Sheaffer Imperial III from Peyton Street Pens. First vintage pens and very excited!

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quinden Extremely Rare

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I'm waiting on an blue Esterbrook SJ with a 9550 nib!

Currently using:Too many pens inked to list, I must cut back! :) I can guarantee there are flighters, urushi, and/or Sheaffer Vac-fillers in the mix!!!

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Seele Vintage

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A Wing Sung 730, and a Hero 331, which would probably complete the "Star Trek" collection as I already have the 329, 330 and 336, new in their boxes. And I upgrade them to good effect too B)

No, I am not going to list my pens here.

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sharonspens Antique

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Was awaiting a black Esterbrook Dollar Pen with 2668 nib from Brian Anderson. He was repairing a $12-15 flea market find. Finally got it on Friday and inked it with irosizuku grey last night. Nice little writer!

Sharon in Indiana

"There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self." Earnest Hemingway

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Susan3141 Rare

Susan3141

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A vintage blue Pelikan 140 and a red slender Vacumatic.

I can't stop buying pens and it scares me.

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bphollin Collectors Item

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Waiting for four from RichardsPens, dispatched Saturday, 21 July 2012:


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  2. Aurora 88 Archivi Storici 022 (needed a piston seal tune up)
  3. Bexley Owner's Club 2006 (needed a tune up)
  4. Bexley Americana Sanibel Blue (needed its baby bottom wiped)
  5. Stipula FPN Notte di Luna (got a nose job)

And one from eBay:


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  2. Blue Lamy Safari with black clip.
     

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Caine NOS (New Old Stock)

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Currently waiting for 3 to come through...

A Sheaffer Triumph Imperial Gold.

A Sailor Somiko

A Parker 50 Falcon

Parker 75, 51, 51 Demi, 3x 45 Flighter, 88, 50 Falcon, Vector, Dufold Junior, IM Premium, Sonnet.

Waterman Expert 3, W3. Lamy AL-Star, 2000. Sheaffer Targa, Touchdown Imperial.

Pilot Murex, Volex, Capless, Nakaya Writer Kuro Tamenuri, GvFB Classic, Guilloche, Noodlers Konrad

Montblanc Meisterstuck 144, Boheme

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Indy_Pen_Dance Extremely Rare

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Sheaffers Pearl and Black Lifetime

Conklin Black and Tan Endura

Sheaffer Blue, Black and white vein lever filler

 

Got the Pelikan 400 tortoise in today.


Quality pen restorations and nib grinding. Diamine Inks, Aston Leather cases, Rhodia & Clairefontane paper, Vintage Pens, Bexley, Edison, Gate City. Pelikan, & Pilot Pens.
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revdrjaydwright Rare

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1947 Parker Vac in green. A friend gave me this pen - it was his late grandfathers. I sent it to Danny Fudge for restoration and am expecting it within the week. Very excited, my third Parker FP and first vac.

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LisaN Vintage

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blue o' blue might be here tomorrow.

...blue o' blue o' blue o' blue o' blue

I know how to buy pelikans... I just don't know how to stop.

Sometimes the cat needs a new cat toy. And sometimes I need a new pen.

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