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All pens are working and are able to take in ink. Price includes conus shipping and international will cost slightly more. If interested or if you have a question, feel free to PM me. Also, please scroll to the bottom of the thread for updates and more pens.

 

1) This is a 1st year pastel green Sovereign with a 14K gold snorkel tube, and a Fine 14K nib. It's in great shape with no deep scratches, dings or bite marks. To sweeten the deal, this pen just came back from the Nashua Pen Spa where Jim Baer did a fantastic job restoring it. Jim not only changed the sac, but polished the entire pen too. You can see the cap and nib GLEAMING in the photo. It's has not been filled after the restoration.

 

Price will be $75.

 

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss324/xuan87/DSCF0502.jpg?t=1304144018

 

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss324/xuan87/DSCF0503.jpg?t=1304144018

 

2) This is a pastel green Sovereign with a Fine 14K nib. It's in great shape with no deep scratches, dings or bite marks. I've washed this pen totally and with JB'S Perfect Pen Flush too. This pen is working and will take in ink.

 

Price will be $60.

 

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss324/xuan87/DSCF0504.jpg?t=1304144316

 

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss324/xuan87/DSCF0505.jpg?t=1304144316

 

3) This is a set of fountain pen and mechanical pencil. The fountain pen is a pastel blue Sentinel with a Fine 14K nib. It's in great shape with no deep scratches, dings or bite marks. This pen just came back from the Nashua Pen Spa where Jim Baer did a fantastic job restoring it. Jim not only changed the sac, but polished the entire pen too. If you compare the pen and pencil, you'll find that the pen is shinier. It's has not been filled after the restoration.

 

Price will be $100 for the set.

 

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss324/xuan87/DSCF0506.jpg?t=1304144316

 

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss324/xuan87/DSCF0507.jpg?t=1304144316

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Please check out my blogshop for fountain pens and inks at http://inkoholicanonymous.blogspot.com/ Reviews of my pens can be found there too!

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