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Have four NEW NEVER USED Myu with FINE nibs. For those interested, date codes are 979 - Open on Top, 772, 879, and 879 left to right below. Sticker for top pen notes it is a Medium but, the pen is a FINE. They are the original Myu made in the 1970s and not the redux edition recently released.

 

All are $160, postage included, to anywhere on the plant. We include two cartridges with each pen.

 

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 R Y O J U S E N 霊 鷲 山 (stan's pens)
The oldest and largest buyer and seller of vintage Japanese pens in America.

 

Member: Pen Collectors of America & Fuente, THE Japanese Pen Collectors Club

 

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