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We've been buried with repairs for the last couple of months, and haven't had time to update our pen sales page. But we picked up a bunch of interesting stuff at the Philly show this weekend, and didn't want to wait to long to get the out to you.

 

You can check out the new pens at Main Street Pens.

 

Here are just some of the goodies.....

 

http://www.mainstreetpens.com/salepens/pen1233.jpg

 

http://www.mainstreetpens.com/salepens/pen1179.jpg

 

http://www.mainstreetpens.com/salepens/pen1237.jpg

 

http://www.mainstreetpens.com/salepens/pen1207.jpg

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Cylvre NOS (New Old Stock)

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That Carmine Red long Schaffer Jr is gorgous! And an XF 14k nib to boot. *bites lip* I have to pay my rent first, I have to pay my rent first, I have to pay my rent first.....

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That Carmine Red long Schaffer Jr is gorgous! And an XF 14k nib to boot. *bites lip* I have to pay my rent first, I have to pay my rent first, I have to pay my rent first.....

 

 

The only problem with Ron's vintage pen sales update is that he has chosen overly inexpensive prices for the pens. Bargains in many cases. And, I know they are well restored :)

 

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Cylvre NOS (New Old Stock)

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That Carmine Red long Schaffer Jr is gorgous! And an XF 14k nib to boot. *bites lip* I have to pay my rent first, I have to pay my rent first, I have to pay my rent first.....

 

 

The only problem with Ron's vintage pen sales update is that he has chosen overly inexpensive prices for the pens. Bargains in many cases. And, I know they are well restored :)

 

d

 

Way to fuel the fire! :thumbup:

 

Looks like my pen budget will be down for several weeks though as I just bought a netbook on Friday so I'll be playing with upgrades on that for a little bit... and I bought a new MB a couple days before that. :headsmack:

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That Carmine Red long Schaffer Jr is gorgous! And an XF 14k nib to boot. *bites lip* I have to pay my rent first, I have to pay my rent first, I have to pay my rent first.....

 

 

The only problem with Ron's vintage pen sales update is that he has chosen overly inexpensive prices for the pens. Bargains in many cases. And, I know they are well restored :)

 

d

 

Way to fuel the fire! :thumbup:

 

Looks like my pen budget will be down for several weeks though as I just bought a netbook on Friday so I'll be playing with upgrades on that for a little bit... and I bought a new MB a couple days before that. :headsmack:

 

A fire well worth fueling ;)

 

After all, I've seen these pens in person.

 

-d

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Ah, it's amazing what you'll find when you're bored and digging around the forums. That carmine red isn't a Jr. it's a Triumph... and it's sitting in my Nat Sherman pen case right now. There is a Jr. still on the site, though, and I'm very tempted...

 

I really need to visit this particular forum more often. I miss a lot of stuff in here...

 

I'm starting to think I should consider dividing my paycheck and sending some to David and some to Ron and some to Martin... too much good stuff. :)

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