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Thanks for the lovely design, very unique to have the threads at the tip of the section, making the pen look like a sweet pebble, Love the design. I have ordered mine on the website ASApens.in for a No5 Rod with JoWo #6 nib option and convertor, now eagerly awaiting to lay my hands and post the pics of my pen at the earliest. A kid inside me is awake waiting for christmas to open presents ....

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My order reports as being completed. Now all I have to do is wait.

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Sent Subramanium an email w/a question and he wrote right back, happy to help me. Order placed, but I caved in and upped to 2 pens - seems everyone is having twins. So excited!

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I shall book the shiny black one with jowo EF screw in nib,if EF is available.Please let me know if it will be available.

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Sent Subramanium an email w/a question and he wrote right back, happy to help me. Order placed, but I caved in and upped to 2 pens - seems everyone is having twins. So excited!

 

Same here! I threw in a Writer.

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I would buy this and other fountain pens by ASA but I sent many emails to unik.services@hotmail.com but I had no answer. There will be problems with the e-mails. Can someone help me, please ?

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I would like jowo 1.1 and colour no 07

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I would buy this and other fountain pens by ASA but I sent many emails to unik.services@hotmail.com but I had no answer. There will be problems with the e-mails. Can someone help me, please ?

Please PM me here too...apologies if I have missed your mails inadvertantly.

Rgds

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Thank you, that helps! It gives me hope that it will be a larger (nib+barrel) pen! There seems to be a move these days, I believe, toward smaller pens (aka pocket pens, etc.).

 

I love that the Nauka's barrel is without a step.

 

Anyway, what is the origin the name "NAUKA?" According to Google, "nauka" is the Russian word for science, and is also the name of Russia's Multipurpose Laboratory Module, one day to be a component of the International Space Station. Also, Nauka is an area or region in India. I'm betting the pen's name is tribute to the location in India. :)

Nauka in Bengali means a boat, in Hindi as well.It came from Sanskrit word.

Sagar Bhowmick

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Mr. Subramaniam, I would be interested in one of these but I have some questions that I have e-mailed to you.

 

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Mr. Subramaniam, I would be interested in one of these but I have some questions that I have e-mailed to you.

 

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Mr. Subramaniam, I would be interested in one of these but I have some questions that I have e-mailed to you.

 

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RHFB

Hi Sir,

 

Just replied to your queries.

 

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Can I suggest the Nauka would be fantastic in acrylic? Blue with swirly gold accents or bright orange and black... Maybe that could be a New Year group buy... :-)

 

 

Will do for new year...rainbow, midnight blue or Orange-black

 

right now I feel, I have my hands full...:-))

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