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20% Off All Platinum And Diplomat At Cult Pens!


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For a limited time, get 20% off all Platinum products! Everything is included, from the great #3776 fountain pens to the bargain Platinum Preppy.

 

Explore our complete range of Platinum products here: http://www.cultpens.com/c/q/brands/platinum

 

We're also offering the same discount on all Diplomat products (excluding the Spacetec range!). This includes the newly arrived - to us at least - Aero and Excellence A Plus ranges.

 

You can view our Diplomat range here: http://www.cultpens.com/c/q/brands/diplomat

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Ronnie is correct.

 

For most orders you should still be able to use Tracked Airmail, if it is a heavy order though, it's likely that it'll have to be sent via DHL.

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