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returnofpenguy Mint

returnofpenguy

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here you go:

http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii313/Ashish_031/Pen%20Cases/Picture4049.jpg

Hari

Hi Hari,

 

The black pen in the pen case, is it a Masterpiece?

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emerald Dipped Only

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Ashish,Delighted to say that the two black cases

 

arrived safely yesterday in Dublin.

 

I appreciate that the delay arose from the

 

Indian holiday festival.I much appreciate

 

your help.I now have four of your cases and

 

I ask myself if this is enough!

 

Gerry

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PM sent for 3 of the 2 pen cases in black. Soon my whole family will be able to safely take their pens out of the house.

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Just a thumb up for Ashish. I've just received the pen cases, which I believe is the second packet that Ashish sent to me. The first one seems to be a victim of the holiday season. I really appreciate the service.

 

Highly recommendable, both the pen case and the service.

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kicksway99 Near Mint

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Nice Pen Cases !!! Mine arrived yesterday and the quality is excellent. Coming from India, had to be patient since it took about 4 weeks to arrive. Well worth the wait!

 

Thanks Ashish!!!

 

Regards,

Kicks ...

Kicks ...

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Alas, my pen case has arrived from Ashish in India. What a beautiful leather case of very high quality. It was well worth the wait...indeed (victim of the holiday mail glut, I'm sure). And thanks Ashish for keeping in touch with me.

 

Cheers,

 

Clancy

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mandarintje

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Just bought 3 too =)

Really appreciate Ashish doing this: THANKS.

you can never get it wrong, because you can never get it done!

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Canoodler Near Mint

Canoodler

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For sale

Handmade calf leather twin pen cases, size 18 cm by 5 cm, very soft leather.

 

My pair of cases arrived yesterday. I had wondered why all the hullabaloo about these babies. Now I know. They are very nicely made, functional, and handsome. Mine are now on guard duty for favorite pens.

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Ashish,

 

The pen cases did finally arrive. Thank you for sharing these very special cases with us. They are wonderful.

 

Dave

2 Corinthians 5:17 Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

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Great cases, great communication, great price... well worth the wait!

 

Thanks Ashish =D

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ashishwakhlu Extremely Rare

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Stylish Gray colored twin pen case for large pens now available at 14$ including registered shipping worldwide, thanks for looking and all your support friends.

 

regards

 

Ashish

 

http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii313/Ashish_031/Pen%20Cases/Picture540.jpg

http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii313/Ashish_031/Pen%20Cases/Picture541.jpg

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Ordered 3 cases, 2 brn and 1 black. They finally arrived from India and they are wonderful! I highly recommend them.

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Ordered 3 cases, 2 brn and 1 black. They finally arrived from India and they are wonderful! I highly recommend them.

Still anxiously awaiting receipt of mine. I have had to learn to be patient as far as the mail is concerned, but I do admit a couple times in the past two weeks, I have regretted not having mine yet. I should have ordered them earlier :eureka:

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