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Waterman Le Man 100 Sterling Silver


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I got this pen just recently among other pens, I was totally amazed by its beauty and wanted to share few pictures with you all, hope you will enjoy.

 

Best regards.

 

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Return it? Is this guy drunk or what???

 

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Wow, cousin. That is a beautiiiiful pen. Mabroook.

Thank you dear cousin :)

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I'm jealous :puddle: :puddle:

 

What a beauty! Take good care of it and enjoy!

Thank you :) I will definitely take good care of it.

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A Sterling Sliver Godron! There is the one with the black top and black section. What is the difference between the two?

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Lovely!

 

 

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Lovely!

 

 

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Thank you :)

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A Sterling Sliver Godron! There is the one with the black top and black section. What is the difference between the two?

<--------scratches his head, Not sure what the difference is.

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lovely pen

Thank you :)

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I have seen the pen cousin, but not sure what's the difference between the two (apart from the section and barrel end). Edited by northstar

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Impressive!

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Impressive!

Thank you :)

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Beautiful. I have the Opera but this version is magical.

Yes this is very nice, I also got a gentleman with the same Godron sterling silver together with this one, will post photos soon :)

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So you are the person who beat me to that pen by a few days. :(

 

Serves me right for dithering. You have a lovely pen. I have settled for a Man 100 Patrician in green to go with the Opera. :)

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So you are the person who beat me to that pen by a few days. :(

 

Serves me right for dithering. You have a lovely pen. I have settled for a Man 100 Patrician in green to go with the Opera. :)

Congrats for your le man 100 patrician, I got the pen from a friend, so I really doubt it to be the one you were after.

 

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