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Dear Mister Kandan! You have excellent photos of Ranga pens on instagram! Please put them on Your facebook page, also, if possible! Best wishes!

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Form complete

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"Let other pens dwell on guilt and misery."

 

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Could no longer resist. Form submitted. Rose red with black swirl, rounded ends. Hmmm...

a fountain pen is physics in action... Proud member of the SuperPinks

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Hello!

 

Beautiful model. Nice group buy. Tremendous work put behind each pen.

Keep going!

Regards,

Arvind.

Best regards,

Arvind.

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Kandan M.P.:

 

I would like to add an additional nib...how much $$ shall I add:

 

Bock #6 Steel Dual Tone - Fine nib

 

Thank-you

 

Bill P.

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Dear All,

 

Thanks again for making this Group Buy a Big Success So far, It has touched 62 So far.

I have sent Payment Information to all particpants

Shipment will be done on this week.

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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I just added on to the form. Am I too late?

You are welcome Sir. This Group buy will run till 30-April-18

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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Hello Kandan M.P.:

 

Are you sending tracking numbers to buyers upon shipment?

 

"We have very limited number of pens. Pens would be shipped in 1 week from payment. So No waiting time . Enjoy the benefit of Group buy price with no waiting time"

My payment was sent on 4/4/18, so it would seem my Pen should have shipped at the latest on Weds. 4/11, or Thurs 4/12...

 

I have not received any tracking number or notice of shipment....can you forward me the tracking number?

 

Thank-you in advance,

 

Bill

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I love the look of the rounded Majestic, but at nearly 7", I think it would be too big for me to use as an everyday writer. If this style (shape, proportions, trim, etc.) were ever offered in a pen closer to the size of a Model 3, however, I'd snatch one up in a heartbeat. <3

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Dear All,

 

Our Postal office is closed up for Software upgrade for a week and it is reopening on Monday.

So the shipment will start on Monday (16th April). Pens are ready.

Apologies for the slight delay which is not in our control.

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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I love the look of the rounded Majestic, but at nearly 7", I think it would be too big for me to use as an everyday writer. If this style (shape, proportions, trim, etc.) were ever offered in a pen closer to the size of a Model 3, however, I'd snatch one up in a heartbeat. <3

We will do in future Sir.

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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If this style (shape, proportions, trim, etc.) were ever offered in a pen closer to the size of a Model 3, however, I'd snatch one up in a heartbeat. <3

Here you go....

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This is a custom Ranga that didn't cost any extra and I got it in about 15 days form India.

<Not kidding>

 

It's called a 3CS (clipless) that was special ordered at 5 inches long.

The "S" in the 3CS means smaller diameter section than the regular 3C.

 

This pen is very well made.

The threads are nearly perfect (Better than the Edison)

 

Top to bottom

FPR Himalayan

Ranga 3CS-5" clipless

Edison Beaumont

FPR Triveni Jr.

 

Yes...I like smaller pens. :D

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I love the look of the rounded Majestic, but at nearly 7", I think it would be too big for me to use as an everyday writer. If this style (shape, proportions, trim, etc.) were ever offered in a pen closer to the size of a Model 3, however, I'd snatch one up in a heartbeat. <3

Yeah, I can't wait to see this behemoth. I once asked a very prominent pen maker here in the America if he could add a clip to one of his oversized pens and he said it couldn't be done. Kind of curious how Ranga does it.

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Here you go....

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This is a custom Ranga that didn't cost any extra and I got it in about 15 days form India.

<Not kidding>

 

It's called a 3CS (clipless) that was special ordered at 5 inches long.

The "S" in the 3CS means smaller diameter section than the regular 3C.

 

This pen is very well made.

The threads are nearly perfect (Better than the Edison)

 

Top to bottom

FPR Himalayan

Ranga 3CS-5" clipless

Edison Beaumont

FPR Triveni Jr.

 

Yes...I like smaller pens. :D

@Nail-Bender, I really like the look of that FPR Triveni! Is that the brown ebonite - and does it really have a bit of a 'burnt orange' or orange/brown cast to it, or is that a trick of the light? Thanks!

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... does it really have a bit of a 'burnt orange' or orange/brown cast to it, or is that a trick of the light? Thanks!

The 1st pic was taken under flourescent light.

This is a natural light pic and I'd say that it does have just a bit of an orange tint to it but not much.

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I switched the clip out for a Himalayan one because I thought it looked cheap.

The Himalayan clip is a perfect fit on the Triveni.

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The 1st pic was taken under flourescent light.

This is a natural light pic and I'd say that it does have just a bit of an orange tint to it but not much.

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I switched the clip out for a Himalayan one because I thought it looked cheap.

The Himalayan clip is a perfect fit on the Triveni.

 

Thanks for that - it's still (to my eyes) a richer, more attractive brown than my original FPR Triveni (which I'd characterise as a more mustard-brown, almost khaki?). I don't need another FPR pen right now (if I keep telling myself that, I may eventually believe it!) - but if that changes, the brown ebonite Triveni will be in my line of sight...

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We will do in future Sir.

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

That's great to hear. I am loving how this majestic pen looks especially with the black two ends but I too feel that this size would be too big for me. I will wait until a smaller version comes out, I think, before I order. Your pens are just stunningly beautiful.

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