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Kiwipens - A New Website For Indian Pens


sajiskumar

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Hi FPNers,

 

I have been a member here a for a long time. My passion to fountain pens took me to launch a new website, which sells Indian pens (mainly KIM ACR Handmade Ebonite Fountain Pens). Please visit http://www.kiwipens.com and get the website launch offer (up to 15% off).

 

Thanks

-saji

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Looks nice and easy to navigate. I might pick up something in the near future!

Selling a boatload of restored, fairly rare, vintage Japanese gold nib pens, click here to see (more added as I finish restoring them)

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i have purchased from this gentleman several times on ebay and I have always had a good experience. the ebonite pens he sells are very good. some interesting designs and colors.

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I read "Kiwipens" and think "New Zealand" - but the website has some great looking pens. Not in a position to make a purchase just now (and the Aus dollar isn't very happy at the moment either!), but am very interested in sourcing a KIM pen sometime, so... will keep an eye out!

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Have also made several purchases from Saji and I have been extremely satisfied with every transaction. I would catch his deals on Ebay while browsing through Indian pens. And where else are you going to find a Kim ACR pen? I enjoy those I have and look forward to more in the future. Congratulations Saji and I hope you have a lot of success.

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