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Dear FPN'ers ,

 

Good Morning!!!!

 

We had participated in the First India Pen Show on 2nd and 3rd February-19 with tremendous response.

We are happy to launch these New Limited Edition Handmade Ebonite Pens dedicating to the India Pen Show

All these Ebonites are very unique , beautiful and different. We will not be making it for production run.

You will be getting the same pens in the picture. We have just made 50 Pens in different Models all together.

We wanted to introduce to FPN'ers first

Please contact me in mpkandan@yahoo.co.in for any interest

Payment : Paypal id: mpkandan@gmail.com

All are ready and available for immediate shipment with in 3 days of payment

Nibs : Jowo (Chrome /Gold Monotone ) : EF ,F, M,B,1.1,1.5

Converter: Schmidt K5 Converter

 

1. RANGA ARTISAN MASTERPIECE PEN (Designer): Price :120$ Capped Length : 7 Inches , Dia 17mm :Clipless Only

2. RANGA Model 5 PENS: Price: 84$ :Capped Length : 7 Inches , Dia 17mm (Flat Shaped Pens) , Dia :18.75mm (Round shaped Pens): Clipless Only

3. RANGA MODEL 4S PENS: Price: 73$ :Capped Length : 5.75 Inches , Dia 14mm : Clip: Chrome / Gold Mono tone

4. RANGA MODEL 9B PENS: Price: 78$ :Capped Length : 6Inches , Dia 16mm : Clip: Chrome / Gold Mono tone

 

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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The 4S is about the largest size I can use.

 

Can you tell me the colors of the 4S number 3, 5 and 15

 

Thanks

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The 4S is about the largest size I can use.

 

Can you tell me the colors of the 4S number 3, 5 and 15

 

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Ok Sir. Colour # 3 is still available. Green/Pink/Black

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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are any of these pens stil available? i really like the one i get recently and might buy anohther if they are avaiilble

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are any of these pens stil available? i really like the one i get recently and might buy anohther if they are avaiilble

Thanks a lot Sir. Very Few Model 5 and Model 4S are available . Please check with me in PM/Mail.

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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