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Dear fellow paper, ink and fountain pen aficionatos,

 

I am the head of marketing for Exaclair, Inc. We import Clairefontaine, Rhodia, J. Herbin and other brands from our French parent company, Exacompta Clairefontaine, to the U.S. I will post on the FPN from time to time to answer questions and make announcements about products and opportunities to sample or review new products and old favorites.

 

I am very grateful for the feedback we have received from members of the FPN. I use fountain pens for work and personal writing, although I have to say I am not expert about nibs the way most people on this forum seem to be.

 

I look forward to participating, and making new friends in the pen and ink world. Thank you so much. Karen

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Hello, Karen. Welcome to FPN. Love your products!

 

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Welcome Karen, love the products.

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Welcome, Karen! I've become completely addicted to your products and love them all! I'll jump right in and be the first to ask you a question. Someone posted these beautiful Clairefontaine notebooks from France a while back. Can you tell me if they will be available to us in the USA in the future or if there is a way to order them? Thanks!

 

 

 

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Karen, welcome to FPN!

 

I also want to thank you for all of your help via email.

 

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Triplet Mom,

 

Those are great looking notebooks. I hope we get a reply.

 

Karen, I am really enjoying the Quo Vadis Habana journal. I have looked far and wide for just the right journal, and I think I finally found it in this one.

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Hi Karen,

Warm welcome..

imvho think in general, its a wise marketing move to discern which are the popular interest forums, -then consider the issues and possibilties that the users are reporting/debating..

here-what we put inked pen to is thoroughly discussed :D

 

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Welcome...this is a fine place to learn and full of really knowledgeable people.

 

Marty

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I am the head of marketing for Exaclair, Inc. We import Clairefontaine, Rhodia, J. Herbin and other brands from our French parent company, Exacompta Clairefontaine, to the U.S.

Oh Karen, we all know who you are and what Exaclair is! You are among friends. We love your company and your products. If this were a living room, hundreds of us would be simultaneously showering you with tokens of regard and offering to refill your glass. Welcome.

 

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Dear fellow paper, ink and fountain pen aficionatos,

 

I am the head of marketing for Exaclair, Inc. We import Clairefontaine, Rhodia, J. Herbin and other brands from our French parent company, Exacompta Clairefontaine, to the U.S. I will post on the FPN from time to time to answer questions and make announcements about products and opportunities to sample or review new products and old favorites.

 

I am very grateful for the feedback we have received from members of the FPN. I use fountain pens for work and personal writing, although I have to say I am not expert about nibs the way most people on this forum seem to be.

 

I look forward to participating, and making new friends in the pen and ink world. Thank you so much. Karen

 

Welcome aboard, Karen! I found I have an Exacompta journal refill from 2000, and my FP's write like a dream in them. Looking forward to your posts.

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Wow, Karen, welcome! You'll find a lot of fans here. (I use Rhodia and Clairefontaine exclusively.)

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Welcome, Karen! Hope you know you are amongst friends. :) What fountain pen(s) do you use?

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