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WH Smith currently has Lamy Studios (amongst other pens) on sale. The Studio is down to £23.99 for the brushed steel finish, in medium nib only.

 

If you're a member of Quidco you get 10% cashback, too.

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Update:

WH Smith's now has the Lamy 2000 (black) with medium nib for £119 inc free postage, and 7% cashback if you order via Quidco.

 

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What a steal

 

Annoyingly when WH Smith got the 2000 back in stock, I'd already ordered one from elsewhere, only a few days before. Bah!

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I really really want the Lamy studio blue (not the new navy) fountain pen [i already own about 30 fountain pens] If anyone sees a light blue (old) studio gong for a similar price please please please tell me, no matter how dated this posting.

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