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This may be the wrong place to post this, if so forgive me.

Somewhere while surfing today i saw a great price on a waterman Carene Amythest deluxe ( 134????) I cannot find it again and google has not helped. Does anyonme know which company is closing them out?

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I've been looking for an Amythest for two months, and all I've seen are ballpoints.

 

(I've excluded companies where I can't rely on their site actually reflecting their stock.)

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I've been looking for an Amythest for two months, and all I've seen are ballpoints.

 

(I've excluded companies where I can't rely on their site actually reflecting their stock.)

 

I found it

its at this link (Ihave purchased form them before with no prroblems) No affiliation

 

http://www.made2shop.com/waterman-carene-d...tain-p-298.html

also available in prussian blue

150 us with free shipping to us

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Oh. I should have been more awake. I'd been looking for violet, not amythest.

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Oh. I should have been more awake. I'd been looking for violet, not amythest.

Google it

If the carene is not a Special Edition, I saw lots today while surfing

not sure about their prices however

Barry

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If lewertowski doesn't have them (and he doesn't), it's because it's inobtanium, at least new.

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