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Hey, just wanted to let everyone know that we now have the new limited edition Lamy Al-Star Black in stock at Goulet Pens. Matte black with black clip.... gotta get a black nib to match. ;)

 

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While I'm posting, I should probably mention that we've got a lot of other great new products and specials going on right now. Just a few highlights of some recent happenings:

  • We received some Noodler's Ebonite Konrad Flex Pens. We still have good quantities of two colors available right now.
  • We have the new Monteverde Intima fountain pen. Four bright, bold colors with the swappable Monteverde #6 nib.
  • We developed our own line of pen tuning/smoothing tools (loupe, micro-mesh, mylar paper, and brass sheets). We also have our own Goulet Pen Flush!
  • Tons of great deals are still available in our Goulet Outlét - check out the Closeouts and Sale Items pages to see what's happening.

Feel free to contact us with any questions!

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