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My New Book "animal Design On Pens"


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Dear forum members,

 

I would like to introduce my new book to you. It shows in word and picture over 550 pens, all in connection to the animal kingdom. You will find pens from 80 companies. The book weighs over 1.5 kilo, has more than 200 pages. The attached pages show how the book is structured. Described is also a number of pens that are not shown. Also 100 pens that were sold by well-known auction houses.

 

The book price is USD 150; (euro 124) including shipping. Many thanks for your interest. We do accept paypal (regina.martini@t-online.de).

 

best regards

 

Regina Martini

 

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Many thanks Bill! When I started the book, I thought I could describe 100 pens ... now it's over 550. It took approx 10 years to finishe the book.

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