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Hi all,

A new Conid event will take place in the beautiful city of Antwerp - Belgium

At this occasion three new Bukfiller versions will be revealed , and all earlier made prototypes will be shown to the public.

You are most welcome, hope to meet you there !

On behalf of the Conid team,

Francis

https://www.facebook.com/Conidpen/

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If only I lived in Europe or the event was held in September while I was in France for a conference.

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Hi, Francis.

 

How about a Conid event in San Francisco?

 

David

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Thanks Francis, looks like a very interesting event.

I enjoyed seeing your prototypes on display.

The pale blue fish-scale prototype looks amazing.

Still enjoying the Kingsize......

 

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Pens: Conid Kingsize ebonite (x2)
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Hi, Francis.

 

How about a Conid event in San Francisco?

 

David

 

Hi David,

Maybe next year, will try to convince Werner !

Francis

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Thanks Francis, looks like a very interesting event.

I enjoyed seeing your prototypes on display.

The pale blue fish-scale prototype looks amazing.

Still enjoying the Kingsize......

 

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Hi Noodle,

Glad reading you enjoy your kingsize !

Attached a link to the "pencil case blog"on which you can see also more picture of my prototypes.

Best,

Francis

https://www.pencilcaseblog.com/2018/08/event-visit-conid-antwerppen-more.html

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Francis, I am the happy owner of a Regular bulkfiller bought at the LWES show a couple of years ago - hope to see you and the CONID team at the show again this year.

 

I saw from the link to the blog you have done a collaboration with AP Limited Editions!?! I cannot seem to find a complete picture of the whole pen - could you post a couple? :)

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Francis, I am the happy owner of a Regular bulkfiller bought at the LWES show a couple of years ago - hope to see you and the CONID team at the show again this year.

 

I saw from the link to the blog you have done a collaboration with AP Limited Editions!?! I cannot seem to find a complete picture of the whole pen - could you post a couple? :)

 

Hello da vinci,

Please note the basic pens Conid makes for AP are not equipped with the bulk filler, but with the "shifting O ring" plunjer filler system I've designed 15 years ago.

Sorry to tell you that I have no pictures available..

Best regards,

Francis

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Hello da vinci,

Please note the basic pens Conid makes for AP are not equipped with the bulk filler, but with the "shifting O ring" plunjer filler system I've designed 15 years ago.

Sorry to tell you that I have no pictures available..

Best regards,

Francis

 

Ok Francis, thanks. Hopefully I will get to see one at the LWES Show.

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