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Tom Traubert

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So, I got a pen case from easylivingus - a great, reliable seller who is based in China but ships from the UK. Not entirely sure how they manage it, but you get stuff within the week rather than the month! I'd previously ordered a 10 pack of Hero 616s that I use as competition prizes at school. Anyway, I wanted a new pen case and didn't want to pay through the nose, so I ordered one of these for £13.50 with free shipping.

 

OK, so it's pleather and looks a little cheap (which it is) but it's sturdy on the outside and soft on the inside!

 

Some pictures:

 

http://i.imgur.com/IK1PACi.jpg

 

http://i.imgur.com/AEcg7WM.jpg

 

And, since you asked, from top left:

 

Cross Apogee (medium), Italix Parson's Essential (broad stub), Jinhao X750 (broad, I think), Kaweco Skyline Sport (medium), Kaweco Classic Sport (BB), Lamy Safari (1.1mm italic), Noodler's Nib Creaper, Noodler's Ahab, Parker 45 ballpoint, Parker UK Duofold Junior (soft fine), Parker IM Premium (medium), Parker 51 (medium), Parker 45 (medium), Parker Sonnet (medium), Pelikan Souveran M600 (medium), Pelikan M200 (broad italic), Pilot MR (medium), Pilot Plumix, Platinum Plaisir (medium), Platinum Preppy (fine), Platinum Preppy highlighter, TWSBI Diamond 580 (1.1mm stub), TWSBI Diamond Mini (1.1mm stub), TWSBI Vac 700 (1.5mm stub).

Better a witty fool than a foolish wit.

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Oh, and it's only half full - it holds 48 pens in total!

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Thanks for the info and the link. It looks good.

 

Best Wishes,

David

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I have the 12 pen version of this. It does do the job well, though the zipper is quite taut with pens on both sides!

Never pick a fight with people who buy ink by the barrel.

~ Mark Twain

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