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Hi,

 

I have a sailor pro gear in gold trim and 2 tone 21k medium nib.

 

I am interested in a broad nib for the sailor. This was my first medium nib and it is a bit too fine for my tastes.

 

I would consider trading just the nib for a BROAD. Or, the pen for another pro gear in a silver finish with a broad nib. ALso, I would consider a Sailor 1911 Large in rhodium trim and a BROAD nib.

 

Alternatively, I would consider a Pilot 823 custom (Amber only) or a Platinum 3776 ribbed - both in a medium to broad nib.

 

These are preferences but ANY PEN WITH A JUCIY BROAD LINE whets my appetite. So shoot me a PM or email me at adi(dot)mukherjee(at)gmail(dot)com.

 

 

 

THe pen is less than a month old. I have the papers, the box, receipt, the two cartridges still sealed, the bar code on the pen. It can pretty much pass for new. Looking for something in similar state.

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