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Hello from Toronto Canada...I have been a member of FPN for awhile now...but I have not logged on for many years...so lets say Im new to many of you. I, personally am not a fountain pen collector, but my late brother-in-law was, and I quite often purchased and sold items for him on eBay and I'm pretty sure both him and I sold some items on FPN. He passed away a while back and I was nominated by the family to sell off some of his collectibles that he had. One of his close friends who lives overseas told me to check with FPN to sell some of his pens or to get information on any pen that I might have questions about. So here I am ...I will be posting questions about any items in the proper catagory, and items that I am selling for his estate will be either in classifieds or where ever else I think they will get good exposure (ebay-???). keep your eyes open for a BRAND NEW IN THE BOX WATERMAN EDSON DIAMOND BLACK PT FOUNTAIN PEN WITH MED POINT NIB IN THE CLASSIFIEDS, and a question I have about a |Mont Blanc pen.post-138308-0-26443800-1502394991.jpg

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Hello and welcome to FPN, from Cape Town, South Africa.

To sit at one's table on a sunny morning, with four clear hours of uninterruptible security, plenty of nice white paper, and a [fountain] pen - that is true happiness!


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Welcome from North Carolina!

 

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Hello !

 

Losing a family member is hard. I wish circumstances of this "reunion" were different.

 

It could have taken years to liquidate the estate of parents, trying to maximize the proceeds of each item. However, my family was fortunate. Nobody NEEDED the money. Nobody was making plans for the money. Nobody argued over a coin collection, or the exact one-third of $115,957 ! We were able to liquidate quickly and close out the material part of their lives.

 

However, sorting through all the "stuff" gives precious closure.

 

I pray you the same good fortune.

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Zum Augenblicke dürft ich sagen:
Verweile doch, du bist so schön !

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Hello and Welcome to FPN!! Glad to have you as a member!!

 

You will need to be a Gold member to sell in the classifieds, it takes 30 days as a member and 30 posts to get to the gold status. Again Welcome or rather Welcome back to FPN!

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Welcome!

 

Sorry about your loss, I'm sure the optimal area of FPN will be found for you by mods.

 

Enjoy the people who for some reason send off a form posting when someone joins the board!

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