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I'll be in NYC later this week and was wondering if any of you know some gems I can visit while there. I know Fountain Pen Hospital is downtown.... any other suggestions for either pens, inks or notebooks?

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Try Kinokuniya Bookstore

1073 Ave Of The Americas

New York, NY 10018

They are across from Bryant Park

 

They are a a great Japanese bookstore

with a nice range of Japanese notebooks

and some pens and inks which are a little

on the expensive side.

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Actually, if you are in NY on the weekend, there is the LI Pen Show, April 1st & 2nd, at Hofstra (Not too too far from JFK or LaGuardia)

 

http://lipenshow.com/

Thanks but I will firmly entrenched in mid town attending an optometry convention at the Javits. Good idea, tho.

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Try Kinokuniya Bookstore

1073 Ave Of The Americas

New York, NY 10018

They are across from Bryant Park

 

They are a a great Japanese bookstore

with a nice range of Japanese notebooks

and some pens and inks which are a littlet

on the expensive side.

Thanks. Looks like a fun place and nearby as well.

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The pressure's on. It's probably malpractice to miss a must-see anything. They'll pull your license right there at the conference.

I love the smell of fountain pen ink in the morning.

 

 

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The pressure's on. It's probably malpractice to miss a must-see anything. They'll pull your license right there at the conference.

 

right... and go figure.. my plans for a little shopping this morning got completely trashed when work duties got in the way.. I HATE when that happens... really kinda bummed out about that since I was looking forward to a visit to FPH downtown and with show hours starting tomorrow morning it doesn't look like I will get another chance.... #moneyburningaholeinmypocket

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