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On the event of my father's passing two months ago Mom and I have been going through his pens and have decided to have a post-Black Friday sale.

The sale is Buy One get One half off, the second pen must be of equal or lesser value. You can see our inventory and prices here -> http://www.myfavoritepen.com/

I am actually not interested in the one Mak-ee-ay finish (I used phonetic-ish spelling because I don't have the faintest idea of how to spell it) pen, and was wondering if anyone on here was an expert or knew anything about them so we could attempt to assertain it's value so that we may sell it at a later date. Also we are in the process of going through both his personal collection (Consisting of mostly Parker 51's) and my own (a mish mash of styles and brands) and we have also stumbled upon MANY MANY books on the subject of fountain pens, if you be interested in any of these books please message me, I will try to be on more often. After we finish deciding on prices for his personal collection we will post pictures of the pens along with prices on the My Favorite Pen website. Thank you all, both old customer and perhaps prospective new ones, your business is much appreciated in these tough economic times.

~ Mari, 14

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Mari:

 

I am so sorry to hear about your loss.

Please accept my condolences.

Keep in mind that what he took with him was your love and the satisfactions you gave him. I am sure he was very proud of you.

Death finishes life, not a relationship.

 

I wish you the very best in life.

 

My blessings for you and your family.

 

Sincerely,

 

G

Gilberto Castañeda

 

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