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Been drawn in enough by these to feel the need!! I would like a piston filler with a fluted grip rather than a more modern style. Interested in a pencil set but not a set with a ball pen. Single FP would be fine

 

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Stephen

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Hello, Stephen!

 

I have a vintage Kaweco Sport set that could be for sale.

-Kaweco Sport 12G piston filler with golden OB nib

-Kaweco Sport 19 mechanical pencil (1.18mm leads)

-Original pen case, red leather

-£100 shipped.

 

Please write me if you are interested.

 

Tommi Mursunen,

Finland

tommi.mursunen@aina.net

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