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The Yorkshire Pen Show takes place in Sheffield, England on Sunday 27th.November - that's just over two weeks away and it's going to be bigger and better than ever. This is the last pen show to take place in the UK until 2017. Just in time to talk your partner into to getting you the perfect Christmas gift, or if you're like me get it yourself and worry about telling the other half later!

 

With the exception of our London show, the other five shows are ideal for newbies especially because dealers have more time to chat with you and answer your questions so don't be afraid to ask.

 

As usual, I have the table plan for the show available as a printable pdf file if anyone wants one - just message me with your email address.

 

See you at the show.

 

Ian

 

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Hi Ian, who is due there tomorrow? Could you send me a plan or just a list?

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The Yorkshire Pen Show takes place in Sheffield, England on Sunday 27th.November - that's just over two weeks away and it's going to be bigger and better than ever. This is the last pen show to take place in the UK until 2017. Just in time to talk your partner into to getting you the perfect Christmas gift, or if you're like me get it yourself and worry about telling the other half later!

 

With the exception of our London show, the other five shows are ideal for newbies especially because dealers have more time to chat with you and answer your questions so don't be afraid to ask.

 

As usual, I have the table plan for the show available as a printable pdf file if anyone wants one - just message me with your email address.

 

See you at the show.

 

Ian

 

UK Pen Shows

Cathedral Pens

Writing Equipment Society

 

Hope everyone gas a great show

 

David

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