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I lost the pen I got from Noodler's and can't find one like it on their website or anyplace else. I regret that I've never photographed my "pen collection" such as it is.

 

It was a clear/smoke gray (though the color isn't crucial) convertible fountain/rollerball pen. The whole barrel was the reservoir, filled with a syringe. I really liked the volume of ink in held!!! The nib was medium/fine, my only quibble since I prefer fine. There was nothing terribly special about the pen, but it had become one of my favorites. It was my goto pen for crossword puzzles and sudoku puzzles in the morning paper.

 

Does anybody have any idea where I can find a pen like this?

 

Thanks,

Fran

Winslow, AZ

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Check out isellpens.com (no affiliation) as he was closing out many Noodler pens - Creaper, Konrads and Ahabs.

You might find what you are looking for there or even here.

 

Best of luck in your search... :thumbup:

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It will be either a Platinum Preppy with an "O" Ring for Eye Dropper Conversion or if it is a rollerball, the Nib Creeper.

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Disclosure: I do nib work for others and am affiliated with those which do. I also sell and represent certain brands of pens.

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I hate the thought of you being pen less. Seeing as you are from my favorite state, you can have mine, if you cannot find another. It has the 0.3mm nib. I never had the rollerball conversion. Mine is clear with the smoky greyish cap top.

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Me too. I am in Ohio and that would not mean international freight. I would be happy to send you the one I got in my HOD shipment. Just send me your address and it's yours.


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