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Matte black Pilot Capless with fine nib if my friend remembers to buy it for me when he's visiting New York. If that fails, then maybe Edison or Lamy.

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Siima, I also own a Pilot Capless (pearl grey) It's a beautifull writer.

Something I like using it is the face of the persons who see it for the first time : the way the nib goes out is so .... special for a fountain pen ....

I hope your friend will find it for you. Personnaly, mine is coming directly from Engeika Pens in Japan (engeika.com) .... I've had it at a very affordable price ....

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I finally ventured into looking at Nakaya... Omg, they're so gorgeous! I would need to save for what might feel like eons, and then the deciding on just what I'd like would be an adventure. But I think I just found my grail pen in Nakaya, hah!

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http://www.anapessoa.com.br/wp-content/uploads/Montblanc_Mont_Blanc_12_6.JPG.jpegMontBlanc 12 or 14

All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost.

 

 

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I am rapidly approaching my last two purchases FOREVER. One will be a Graf von Faber Castell Intuition, the other an Aurora 88

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I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.

 

Mark Twain

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My next pen will be a Sailor 1911 black and rhodium with a music nib. Its on order with penchalet.com

WTB Sheaffer Balance oversized with a flex nib, semi flex, broad, or medium in carmine red or grey striated.

 

Wtb Sheaffer Pfm in black or blue with a medium or broad nib.

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I am rapidly approaching my last two purchases FOREVER. One will be a Graf von Faber Castell Intuition, the other an Aurora 88

I hope you will soon reach that dream ..... My Intuition is one of my favourite pen I have the grenadilla one and am so in love with it. I also thought it would be my last purchase as it was impossible to have a better one ..... Yes but one day, I have been given a Visconti Homo Sapiens Lava ..... Oh god, what a nib !!!!!! .... Quite every purchase is my last one ..... Until the other one .... ;-@
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I am rapidly approaching my last two purchases FOREVER. One will be a Graf von Faber Castell Intuition, the other an Aurora 88

I just thought about that. I have 3 more pens in the 100 Euro range for this year on my ticklist, next year there will probably be only one pen and I intend to go pick it up in the Onoto factory if that is at all possible... :wub:

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My next one will be ... two pens . I found 2 Parker Vacumatic on a second hand belgian website. One green striated and one blue striated . They should arrive soon ... My brown-gold striated will have two brothers ...... :D

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NOS Eversharp Symphony No. 713. Fine 14k nib with blue body and gold trim. Ordered it yesterday. Hadn't planned on getting any new pens. I was looking at different websites during lunch and saw it on Peytron Street Pens. Once I read it had a flexible nib and only cost $88.00, I was sold!

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I'm seriously considering a Montblanc 90th anniversary Meisterstuck Classique.

I hope it a good pen. I have considered that pen for a while, but my budget won't help me, especially if I'm 13 years old.

-William S. Park

“My two fingers on a typewriter have never connected with my brain. My hand on a pen does. A fountain pen, of course. Ball-point pens are only good for filling out forms on a plane. - Graham Greene

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I'm seriously considering a Montblanc 90th anniversary Meisterstuck Classique.

I hope it a good pen. I have considered that pen for a while, but my budget won't help me, especially if I'm 13 years old.

-William S. Park

I have one. I think it is wonderful, and I am sure you wouldn't be disappointed if you like the size if the Classique range of pens.

 

I am saving for the Solitaire Special Edition version now which is very special in my eyes.

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I must be crazy, but I've been drooling over this for awhile now...

 

Pelikan M1000 Raden Sunlight

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I have some comping, but the two I want ... I want one of the TWSBI's in Red Clear and Blue, and I want an antique pen with a certain overlay that I can't describe.

 

I am not holding my breath. I haven't had my birthday gift yet, so that might take care of the first. I think the second is a "Put five dollars in an envelope everything time you don't buy a pen for... a very long time....

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First pen I've actually bought for Myself in probably close to a year.

 

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The Red Parker Super 21 Mk II (Last rendition, convex clutch) the next closest thing to a P-51 Special.

 

The India Black Vac on the left I get to fondle and gawk at just long enough to stick it in the mail to one of my favorite FPNer restorers for him to restore and sell. We each went in together on the deal I found. I bought a Black Super 21 Mk I a few months ago for a Canuckian friend of mine, it was pretty nice but I wanted the last version and I wanted RED.

 

Not too shabby for $16 shipped (for the 21).

 

Bruce in Ocala, Fl

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Hoping it's a certain Parker 45 but we'll see about that.

 

Otherwise a White Pilot Metro for work, to replace my Nemosine because the screw cap can be a little awkward when speed is sometimes of the essence. Or a pink Pilot Prera to replace my beloved Pilot Crystal in pink.

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