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Review Of Asa Bheeshma In Graphite, Sheaffer Inlaid Nib

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:thumbup: nice looking pen. and looks like the EF size perfect for your penmanship.

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Dear Sir,

Bheeshma can be made from Ebonite or Acrylic materials used in my pens.

 

However, the material and nib of this unit was provided by Bob.

 

However option for similar pen, with JoWo nib unit and any material from my pens can be made..

 

Hope I could be helpful

 

Best regards

 

 

 

Mr. Subramaniam, you could never guess how long I have been staring at online images of your (in my opinion) two most excellent pens, Bheeshma and Onyx.

The fact that they were absent from your e-store was alway a huge disappointment.

Is it possible to place an order for either of these two models?

I wholeheartedly hope so.

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