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Well, I received my new 50 pen, 5 drawer pen box from Geoff in the UK (pencase.co.uk). It is wonderful. Great woodwork, great price, really quick deliver,and packaged like it was meant to be dropped from an airplane. I can't believe the price on these. In the Houston area, this quality of case is only available for around $600 plus.

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I have the same said pen case. At the time I only had 16 pens, so wanted to go for a smaller 30-pen case. After a few e-mails, I went for the 50-pen with Geoff advising me I would probably fill it in time. Now at 34 pens (and climbing), I am so glad I took his advice.

 

It is a great case, looks perfect on my desk and everyone seems to like the cute look of it. Geoff is fantastic to deal with; a real gent.

 

I am certain you will enjoy your case as much as I do mine.

 

Regards,

 

GHF

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I have one of these on my 'wish list'. Black with pink interior I think. But I have bills to pay, Birthday presents to buy etc etc first. :crybaby:

But one day......

Whatever is true,whatever is noble,whatever is right,whatever is pure,whatever is lovely,whatever is admirable - if anything is excellent or praiseworthy - think about such things.

Philippians 4.8

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I have the same said pen case. At the time I only had 16 pens, so wanted to go for a smaller 30-pen case. After a few e-mails, I went for the 50-pen with Geoff advising me I would probably fill it in time. Now at 34 pens (and climbing), I am so glad I took his advice.

 

It is a great case, looks perfect on my desk and everyone seems to like the cute look of it. Geoff is fantastic to deal with; a real gent.

 

I am certain you will enjoy your case as much as I do mine.

 

Regards,

 

GHF

 

 

These pen cases are extremely well made and look attractive. The finish is durable and I am confident that they will still look attractive for the next generation of pen collectors.

 

 

Design is well thought out and purpose made for fountain pens.

 

If you have a pen storage problem Geoffs cases are an excellent solution

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Thank you for letting us know.

 

I just sent an e-mail to Geoff to get a box as well (black&burgundy).

 

Cheers

 

Michael

You wont regret it Michael. Got mine last week. black with pink and its great.I had an email from Geoff every day with progress reports and photos. the case was extremely well packed and delivered quickly by City Link.(In the UK)

Whatever is true,whatever is noble,whatever is right,whatever is pure,whatever is lovely,whatever is admirable - if anything is excellent or praiseworthy - think about such things.

Philippians 4.8

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I can't wait to get mine. Right now, most of my pens are scattered about my shelves on towels. The super expensive ones (in my estimation) are in my ONE, 8-pen case. It is not a good state of affairs. My box is set to arrive this week, I think. And Geoff was AMAZING to deal with. :)

http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/261536-about-my-reviews/
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