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Hi everyone. This is the Bittner Waikiki store here in Honolulu Hawaii. We will be having a pen fair with Kenny Jones, the national sales representative from Visconti. The show will be from 2pm to 7pm daily on February 17th, 18th, and 19th. Please come down and check it out. We're on the corner of Beach Walk and Kalia Road across from where Trump Tower is being built. There is validated parking at Embassy Suites. If you had any questions or need directions please give us a call at (808) 924-8828. We look forward to seeing everyone.

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Pictures from the Bittner Waikiki Visconti Trunk Show. Kenny Jones is here today and tomorrow, 2pm - 7pm Hawaii time. We have the entire line of regular and closeout merchandise at killer prices. Free UPS 2nd Day shipping today and tomorrow. For more info call the store at 808-924-8828.

 

The Bible, Van Gogh, Mazzi, Wall Street, Opera, Opera Master :

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss131/Bittner_Waikiki/BittnerWaikikiViscontiTrunkShow1.jpg

 

Van Gogh, Opera

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss131/Bittner_Waikiki/BittnerWaikikiViscontiTrunkShow2.jpg

 

Van Gogh, Opera, Opera Elements, Special Opera, Opera Master, Metropolis, Black Divina

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss131/Bittner_Waikiki/BittnerWaikikiViscontiTrunkShow3.jpg

 

Titanic Wall Street, Art Mudejar, Opera, Van Gogh, Metropolis

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss131/Bittner_Waikiki/BittnerWaikikiViscontiTrunkShow4.jpg

 

Opera Elements, Van Gogh, Dragon & Phoenix

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss131/Bittner_Waikiki/BittnerWaikikiViscontiTrunkShow5.jpg

 

Van Gogh, Special Opera, Black Divina, Nato Summit

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss131/Bittner_Waikiki/BittnerWaikikiViscontiTrunkShow6.jpg

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:drool:

 

Is this Heaven?

 

(C'mon...someone fill in the rest of the line right below me. You know what it is.)

 

It's hell because I could be there to pick up a few more Visconti beauties from Ken~~~. :bunny01:

 

:roflmho:

 

At least it decided me on whether to go with the blue or clear Opera Master demonstrator, though! Thanks for the great pictures!

Visconti: Aida 0/1871, Amigdala, Black Ripple 4/199, Black Storm 8/88, Blue Ripple 870/999, Blue Symphony 88/208, Carbon Dream 4/993, Chatterley Ripple^3 4/25, Custom Ripple 4/4, D'Essai, Gulliver, Homo Sapien, Metropolis 64/288, Millennium Arc 2/1000, Opera Aqua, Opera Demo 547/888, Opera Nordic^2, Opera Water^2, Pericle^2, Ponte Vecchio^2, Ragtime, Ragtime 1174/1988, Replica, VG Custom^8, VG Demo^2, VG Green^2, VG Red, VG Vanilla^3, Versailles 317/365, Viscontina 39/188, Voyager^2

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Remember, park at the Embassy Suites, not in front or you'll get a ticket. I'll be the guy outside trying to keep himself from going in...

 

http://homepage.mac.com/hdougmatsuoka/images/pen/Bittner/Street.JPG

 

Doug

 

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I haven't been to the Waikiki location yet, but I'm sure it's a matter of time....

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We just got back from Bittner's, and it was a pleasure meeting Kenny, for the first time. Though we had only intended to "just look"; the pens, and the prices they were offering was too irresistable. We left with our first Viscontis, 2 Van Goghs, a Maxi and Midi Tortoise, that we look forward to experiencing. :cloud9:

 

I also wanted to add that the staff at Bittner's always makes us feel welcomed, whether we buy anything or not. :thumbup:

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We just got back from Bittner's, and it was a pleasure meeting Kenny, for the first time. Though we had only intended to "just look"; the pens, and the prices they were offering was too irresistable. We left with our first Viscontis, 2 Van Goghs, a Maxi and Midi Tortoise, that we look forward to experiencing. :cloud9:

That sounds familiar. When I met Ken Jones, I expected to buy one and bought three...

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Luckily Waikiki is only a few miles from where I live!

 

IANAN consults his map to get the exact distance and realises that he has mixed up Waikiki with Warminster.

 

Again.

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of nothing at all...

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IANAN consults his map to get the exact distance and realises that he has mixed up Waikiki with Warminster.

I hate it when I do that.

 

Especially when it's winter and Warminster and I've only packed a skimpy bikini and some flipflops.

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You guys made me look up Warminster in wikipedia. I was delighted to learn that it's where Robert Runcie, the future Archbishop of Canterbury crashed his tank into a house.

See, no one would believe that in a novel....

 

Hmmm, the only way I can go to the Waikiki Bittner is to sell some pens or limit my pen budget, which seems incompatible with going. Guess I'll have to stick with Carmel. :)

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