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Hello

 

Today I have added a new voucher to the shop, if you haven't tried the pens from JinHao yet this is your chance.

 

The code jinhao12 willgive you a 20% discount on all the pens from JinHao that we have in the store. If you are outside of EU that means that you will get the pens (and everything else) really cheap because you don't have to pay the 25% VAT that we inside EU have to.

 

 

 

My stock on inks are getting really low, if you want to have some bottles of ink from Diamine, Rohrer&Klingner or Private Reserve you have to hurry.

 

So far this month I have sent over 100 packages of ink to my customers all over the world. If you have ordered but not gotten yours yet, give it some time I'm sending it out as fastas I can.

 

Kind regards

Niklas

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