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Hi,

 

My first for sale post............wish me luck!

 

These are all Sheaffer No Nonsense Fountain Pens also called school pens.The various colors/designs are very clearly shown in the pics.Most are unused.The others have been inked a couple of times when I was in my Eyedropper Conversion Phase.Otherwise they accept the normal cartridges.

They are the best and cheapest way of trying an Eyedropper Filler Pen.The nibs are a mixed lot of F/M and a few italicsa nd B nibs also.

I can swap whichever nib you like to a Pen of your liking.

 

Anybody wanting to know more about a No Nonsense Sheaffer can read this wonderful review

 

Price is $10 a piece/any color/any nib...........wanna buy the whole tray or maybe all the trays, please send me a PM.

 

Payment is by Paypal.Shipping as per actuals....your choice.

 

If I am missing out anything here, please be kind and tell me.

 

Tray 1

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3236/2846325037_dda1f043e0_b.jpg

 

Tray 2

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3025/2846325593_ff332dd9cc_b.jpg

 

Tray 3

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3017/2847162108_1739460229_b.jpg

 

Tray 4

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3044/2847162672_57a771272a_b.jpg

 

Tray 5

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3121/2847163336_5f9541fcea_b.jpg

 

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PM on tray 1 for the 2 whites and the brown/burgunday with silver markings and Tray 5 reds with cartridges.

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Hi,

 

My first for sale post............wish me luck!

 

These are all Sheaffer No Nonsense Fountain Pens also called school pens.The various colors/designs are very clearly shown in the pics.Most are unused.The others have been inked a couple of times when I was in my Eyedropper Conversion Phase.Otherwise they accept the normal cartridges.

They are the best and cheapest way of trying an Eyedropper Filler Pen.The nibs are a mixed lot of F/M and a few italicsa nd B nibs also.

I can swap whichever nib you like to a Pen of your liking.

 

Anybody wanting to know more about a No Nonsense Sheaffer can read this wonderful review

 

Price is $10 a piece/any color/any nib...........wanna buy the whole tray or maybe all the trays, please send me a PM.

 

Payment is by Paypal.Shipping as per actuals....your choice.

 

If I am missing out anything here, please be kind and tell me.

 

Great Collection!

 

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Hi,

 

My first for sale post............wish me luck!.

 

Anybody wanting to know more about a No Nonsense Sheaffer can read this wonderful review

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PM sent on tray 2 for the two reds with golden trim

 

Good luck!!!

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i want the clear green

 

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PM sent for yellow one (4th tray, 4th pen from left.)

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No way. I shouldn't have opened this post.

 

This is a very nice collection.

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I can't tell what I am looking at, and I was on the mobile version before, so I REALLY could not see...

 

I am looking at tray three - blue, read, and green... are those transparent?

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I can't tell what I am looking at, and I was on the mobile version before, so I REALLY could not see...

 

I am looking at tray three - blue, read, and green... are those transparent?

 

 

I would say translucent..

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