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Edison Nouveau Premiere Autumn Harvest

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Fans of this beautiful Goulet special unite!

Please note that in some photos you will find of this pen on the web the colors of the pen appear more vibrant than they actually are in real life. Thank you for this wonderful fountain pen, Brian and Rachel! :)

Warm regards,

Virginia ''Geena''

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I didn't purchase this pen yet because it is out of stock but I certainly will when it's available. Already mailed the company :o

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You can order with your eyes closed, Edison is making great pens. I have a Beaumont and a Collier, both with the 1.1 mm nib and I love the ergonomics, especially the Collier since I have large hands, as well as the way they write which is smooth with just enough feed back.

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I got one of these last month since I love that material; I was thinking of getting the Aztec Gold Flake Pearlette eventually but ended up liking the Nouveau Premiere instead. It's my first Edison and I'm very happy with it. The pen is a good size and light (which I like), and swappable nib units is hugely important for me. The only thing I don't love about it is how the converter fits into the pen. It just doesn't feel super secure.

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I bought this one the day that it came out, and I've been loving it.

 

The color really is perfect for fall.

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