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Flexy OBB Stub / Italic Geha 705


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This is a GEHA 705 with a wonderfull OBB-Italic/Stub nib...

 

...I would say it's somewhere between a stub and an italic, the nib is 14K 585 Gold and the best thing - it's very flexible! :puddle:

 

http://img79.imageshack.us/img79/9966/86546702yl3.jpg

 

The pen has also the famous GEHA-Reservoir in the nib-feed, when you run out of ink, just pull the green part on the feed back into

the section and you will be able to use few more drops of ink... the pen is about the same size as PELIKAN 200, maybe a little bigger...

 

The pen is from the 1950-1960 period (if I remember correctly its 1956), it's used - but in great condition, the piston filler is working

perfect!!! There is a large ink window and above it also have a clear part of the grip-section...

 

Some like flexible nibs, other like italics - but here is something for the few who maybe like both of them - in the same nib!

 

Pen: 55,55 USD

 

Shipping: Registered mail... US - 11,- USD / EU 7,- USD

 

THERE ARE 10 PICTURES IN THIS POST, IT CAN TAKE FEW SECONDS FOR ALL PICS TO SHOW UP!

 

http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/5777/85552545vj1.jpg

 

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http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/1788/45790350rw0.jpg

 

http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/4249/99301186yw8.jpg

 

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I will take it.

 

AZ

 

This is a GEHA 705 with a wonderfull OBB-Italic/Stub nib...

 

...I would say it's somewhere between a stub and an italic, the nib is 14K 585 Gold and the best thing - it's very flexible! :puddle:

 

http://img79.imageshack.us/img79/9966/86546702yl3.jpg

 

The pen has also the famous GEHA-Reservoir in the nib-feed, when you run out of ink, just pull the green part on the feed back into

the section and you will be able to use few more drops of ink... the pen is about the same size as PELIKAN 200, maybe a little bigger...

 

The pen is from the 1950-1960 period (if I remember correctly its 1956), it's used - but in great condition, the piston filler is working

perfect!!! There is a large ink window and above it also have a clear part of the grip-section...

 

Some like flexible nibs, other like italics - but here is something for the few who maybe like both of them - in the same nib!

 

Pen: 55,55 USD

 

Shipping: Registered mail... US - 11,- USD / EU 7,- USD

 

THERE ARE 10 PICTURES IN THIS POST, IT CAN TAKE FEW SECONDS FOR ALL PICS TO SHOW UP!

 

http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/5777/85552545vj1.jpg

 

http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/2050/73755100wn9.jpg http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/4884/46550101ns8.jpg http://img55.imageshack.us/img55/8665/91389981by5.jpg

 

http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/3852/56343862os9.jpg

 

http://img55.imageshack.us/img55/1875/16974163vu2.jpg

 

http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/1788/45790350rw0.jpg

 

http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/4249/99301186yw8.jpg

 

http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/22/56291984vb6.jpg

 

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I will take it.

 

AZ

 

 

:mellow: oooh, I'm sorry I just received a first PM few minutes before your post! =(

 

...but your're the second on the waiting list, in case the candidate no.1 changes his mind - I'll contact you!

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To the person that got it!... Enjoy it!...

If you get bored with it please let me know :)

 

 

Bojan, great handwriting BTW. I know it is not just the pen :)

 

 

Hi,

 

I was the one quick on the email draw. Are you telling me that the pen won't make my monkey scribbles look like Bojan's hand?????? Ooooo Nooo!!My last hope.

 

I understand the love for these interesting nibs and I will contact you if I ever tire of the pen. I've even resorted to grinding my own nibs to a stub/italic. They still write! Yea! Haven't had the nerve to do my Omas... yet.

 

Dave

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