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Pilot Vanishing Point Capless - Mandarin Le 2003


Makar

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This pen is in excellent condition but does not have the original squeeze converter. I offer it now supplied with a current style VP converter (arguably as good if not better than the old style) with an M nib in a Pilot box. I may offer it with a 0.7 Binder stub but the current pricing is for the standard medium.

 

The pen is probably the hardest of the Limited Editions to get hold of (okay - I haven't seen one of the fabled turquoise ones...). If I still had the old converter I would want around $450 but because of this swap out I am asking for $375 delivered worldwide and $365 delivered in the UK.

 

PayPal only worldwide please - cheque or bank transfer also fine in the UK.

 

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thanks

Stephen

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Don't know the member who posted this one. I have the same model pen and can say that the yellow is brighter and more vibrant than the photos indicate. I am hanging on to mine. . . :rolleyes:

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Don't know the member who posted this one. I have the same model pen and can say that the yellow is brighter and more vibrant than the photos indicate. I am hanging on to mine. . . :rolleyes:

 

 

You're right Basset - the camera doesn't do this pen justice. I should hang on to it and may end up doing so - just thought this would fly at this price...

 

Just to remind UK buyers - this is £250 delivered in the UK. It's in the country already (import tax) and we are about to get a 20% hike in all that we buy...

 

I am open to reasonable offers

 

cheers

Stephen

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Last drop before going to auction:

 

$330 delivered worldwide

 

$300 delivered in the UK

 

If you know this pen you will realise the bargain...this marketplace is a buyers dream right now!

 

cheers

Stephen

When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.

 

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What's the price with 0.7 Binder stub?

"If we can imagine anything,perhaps we can achieve anything we imagine. What we imagine then becomes our destiny."

Henry David Thoreau

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Hi Kamilyakupoglu

 

I have decided to keep the 0.7 nib - the usual thing, tried it out again with selling it in mind and liked it too much - so it's no longer for sale.

 

I don't seem to be able to edit the original post to remove that part of the sale. Apologies!

 

The Mandarin VP will come with a medium nib.

 

thanks

Stephen

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John Muir

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This pen is now sold

 

Thanks again FPN :thumbup:

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