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Hi, As always I'm buying pens and pen collections. If the deal is right I'll buy one pen or a whole collection, inventory or whatever. When it's time to thin the collection or liquidate please contact me first. I can also sell your pens on consignment. Speerbob@starpower.net. Thanks, BOB

Check out my website at www.Speerbob.com


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How are your prices? I am thinking of selling about 18 of my pens, some relatively medium-highish end, to help pay for a couple of pens I just got from John Mottishaw. I'm not sure if I can get $$$ from him or store credit (which I'm sure I'd use sometime soon!)

Nakaya Piccolo Heki Tamenuri 14K XF

Nakaya Ascending Dragon Heki 14K XXF

Sailor Brown Mosaic 21K Saibi Togi XXF

Sailor Maki-e Koi 21K XF

Pilot Namiki Sterling Silver Crane FP

Bexley Dragon XXF

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Bob sold some old Papermate and Cross items I had a while back. He got far better prices than I could have done on my own and was very fair to deal with. I would recommend him highly to people who are looking to sell some pens and don't want to go the eBay route on their own.

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Hi, As always I'm buying pens and pen collections. If the deal is right I'll buy one pen or a whole collection, inventory or whatever. When it's time to thin the collection or liquidate please contact me first. I can also sell your pens on consignment. Speerbob@starpower.net. Thanks, BOB

 

Hi !!!

 

Sent you an email.

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Eda

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I have sold two bunches of pens to Bob. Great to deal with. And very fair.

Full disclosure, I have bought pens from him when he was in Thailand. No other relationship.

Joi - The Way of the Japanese Pen

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Hi Joi, Thanks for the bump. I'm still buying and have bought s few nice collections lately. Be sure to see my color ad in the back of the spring issue of The pennant! Cheers, BOB

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