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David Oscarson And Vintage Pen Event With Bob Nisbet At Dromgoole's


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This weekend, June 18, 2017 Dromgoole's is hosting a pen event with David Oscarson! He will be showcasing his newest pen the Koi. We expect him to have a few colors and this is a beautiful pen! On top of this, we are also having a vintage pen event with Dr. Bob Nisbet. He has a large collection of vintage pens, and we also got in a large allotment of others in recently! Please come on buy to see these beautiful pieces and enjoy food and drinks. The event will run from 10 A.M. and will end at 4 P.M. If you have any questions please feel free to give us a call at 713-526-4651.

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I was in your shop last week and would love to come for the show but unfortunately I wont be in town. Last week, I tried out a white Visconti and a Faber Castel at the shop as potential purchases for my first pen - both great pens.

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