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Dear Fellow FP users


Over the years We have successfully organized many group buys.

We are happy to introduce these New Solid Ebonite Colours to FPN'ers .

There are lot of Reviews for these Models in various FPN threads.

The Highlights of these Group buy are

1. Seven solid Ebonite Colours

2. Famous Bock Titanium Nibs are included

3. Bock #8 Size 18K gold nibs are available

4. Bock Black and Red Lcquered Nibs are available

5. Various Nib Choices (German Bock / Jowo /Schmidt screw in nibs) and Various Filling Mechanism (Eyedropper/ CC Filling )


This Group Buy is Valid till 30-April-19


In order to participate in the group buy just fill the Google Form (Link Below) and Reply in the thread with "Form Submitted or just repost the choices in thread





Available Colours are as follows:


A. Special/ Regular Ebonite Colours (SE Series). It has random Minimal Black Specs


S22. Solid Crimson Red

S24. Solid Golden Brown

S26. Solid Chocolate Brown

S27. Solid Sacramento Green /Teal

S28. Solid Grass Green

S29. Solid Military Green

S30. Solid Quetzal Green




Prices are as follows:


RANGA Model 3:

(Thickness-Cap Dia: 16mm, Barrel Dia : 14mm , Length - App 5.75 inches )

Regular / Special Ebonite- With German Bock/Jowo/Schmidt Screw in Nib and German Schmidt Converter : US $59

Regular/ Special Ebonite Eyedropper: US $32



RANGA Model 3C:

(Thickness-Cap Dia: 16mm, Barrel Dia : 14mm , Length - App 5.75 inches )

Regular / Special Ebonite- With German Bock/Jowo/Schmidt Screw in Nib and German Schmidt Converter: US $59

Regular/ Special Ebonite Eyedropper: US $32


RANGA Model 4:

(Thickness-Cap Dia: 16mm, Barrel Dia : 16mm , Length - App 5.75 inches )

Regular / Special Ebonite- With German Bock/Jowo/Schmidt Screw in Nib and German Schmidt Converter: US $64

Regular/ Special Ebonite Eyedropper: US $34


RANGA Model 4C:

(Thickness-Cap Dia: 16mm, Barrel Dia : 16mm , Length - App 5.75 inches )

Regular / Special Ebonite- With German Bock/Jowo/Schmidt Screw in Nib and German Schmidt Converter: US $64

Regular/ Special Ebonite Eyedropper: US $34



RANGA Model 5: (Clipless Model)

(Thickness- 18.75mm dia / 17mm Dia based on availability (barrel and Cap), Capped Length - App 7 inches )

Regular / Special Ebonite- With German Bock/Jowo/Schmidt Screw in Nib and German Schmidt Converter: US $71

Regular/ Special Ebonite Eyedropper: US $43



RANGA Bamboo (Regular Size): (Clipless Model)

(Thickness- 16mm dia (barrel and Cap), Capped Length - App 5.75 inches )

Regular / Special Ebonite- With German Bock/Jowo/Schmidt Screw in Nib and German Schmidt Converter: US $84

Regular/ Special Ebonite Eyedropper: US $49



RANGA Giant Bamboo: (Clipless Model)

(Thickness- 18.75mm dia / 17mm Dia based on availability (barrel and Cap), Capped Length - App 7 inches )

Regular / Special Ebonite- With German Bock/Jowo/Schmidt Screw in Nib and German Schmidt Converter: US $94

Regular/ Special Ebonite Eyedropper: US $59



Without German Bock/JOWO/Schmidt nib -12USD less

Bock Titanium Nibs- 59$ More

Bock #6 18K Nibs- 185$ More

Bock #8 Size Nibs -230$ More



Finish - Polished or Matte (Bakul)

Clip Option - Clipless or Gold Clip or Silver Clip

Nib Option: For Eyedropper

Kanwrite 35 mm Fine Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone or Dual Tone

Kanwrite 35 mm Medium Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone or Dual Tone

Kanwrite 35 mm Broad Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone or Dual Tone

Kanwrite Nib 35 mm Flex - Chrome Tone


Nib Option: For C/C mechanism (with Schmidt K5 Converter) #6 Nib Options (included in price)

Bock Extra Fine Nib - Chrome Tone ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone , Black Lacquered, Red Lacquered

Bock Fine Nib- Chrome Tone ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone , Black Lacquered, Red Lacquered

Bock Medium Nib- Chrome Tone ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone , Black Lacquered, Red Lacquered

Bock Broad Nib- Chrome Tone ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone , Black Lacquered, Red Lacquered

Bock Calligraphy 1.1 Nib- Chrome Tone ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone , Black Lacquered, Red Lacquered

Bock Calligraphy 1.5 Nib- Chrome Tone ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone , Black Lacquered, Red Lacquered

Bock Titanium nibs: Fine Point or Medium Point or Broad Point(59$ Extra)

Bock 18K Nib # 6 Size Nibs:- Fine Point or Medium Point (185$ Extra)

Bock 18K Nib # 8 Size Nibs:- Fine Point or Medium Point or Broad Point(185$ Extra)

JoWo Extra Fine Nib -Chrome Tone or Gold Tone or Black Tone

JoWo Fine Nib - Chrome Tone or Gold Tone or Black Tone

JoWo Medium Nib - Chrome Tone or Gold Tone or Black Tone

JoWo Broad Nib - Chrome Tone or Gold Tone or Black Tone

JoWo 1.1 Calligraphy Nib - Chrome Tone or Gold Tone

JoWo 1.5 Calligraphy Nib - Chrome Tone or Gold Tone or Dual Tone

Schmidt Fine Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone

Schmidt Medium Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone

Schmidt Broad Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone

No Nib - Threaded for Bock #6 (less USD -12)

No Nib - Threaded for JoWo #6 (less USD -12)

No Nib - Threaded for Schmidt #6 (less USD -12)

Shipping: Via Registered Post which is included in Price and takes 2 -4 Weeks.

Making Time: 5 Weeks after payment

Payment: Paypal id- mpkandan@gmail.com



In order to participate in the group buy just fill the Google Form (Link Below) and Reply in the thread with "Form Submitted or just repost the choices in thread





Note: If you buy More than 2 Pens and if you don't want to fill the form, You can directly send the specs to our mail id mpkandan@yahoo.co.in


Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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Two Model 5's ordered.

 

S28 Grass Green

C/C

Bock #6 Dual Tone Broad

Polished

 

S24 Golden Brown

C/C

Bock #6 Gold Mono Tone 1.1

Polished

 

I hope the colours are as bright as they appear in the photos.

 

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Ayse

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Dear Mr Kandan

I like these new lively plain colours, would you happen to have some photographs of them in matte finish, which I tend to prefer ?

Thanks in advance

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Form Submitted, Clipless model 4, Quetzal green, Bock titanium fine.

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These look great! I've been waiting for this! Especially glad I found this thread and didn't have to try to manually enter the link from Instagram! LOL Ordered a Model 5 in polished Chocolate Brown with a Jowo Chrome Medium and a 4C in Crimson red with a Jowo Fine nib. Can't wait!

Steve. Just plain ol' Steve.

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Dear Mr Kandan

I like these new lively plain colours, would you happen to have some photographs of them in matte finish, which I tend to prefer ?

Thanks in advance

 

Respected Drscholl Sir,

 

I'm attaching the Matte finish pens in these colours for your reference.

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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Respected Drscholl Sir,

 

I'm attaching the Matte finish pens in these colours for your reference.

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

Thanks a lot Mr Kandan.

Is the one in the middle S30 Solid Quetzal Green ?

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I am torn between the 28 and 29 stock for a polished bamboo model. Is 28 too bright or 29 too brown to look realistic compared to the olive in the previousbuys? The pics vary in intensity due to lighting angles

 

 

 

I love all your greens!!!

KEEP CALM AND BOOGIE ON!

 

SILENCE IS GOLDEN, BUT DUCT TAPE IS SILVER.

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I am torn between the 28 and 29 stock for a polished bamboo model. Is 28 too bright or 29 too brown to look realistic compared to the olive in the previousbuys? The pics vary in intensity due to lighting angles

 

 

 

I love all your greens!!!

Thanks bmillicent. Military green is dark when compared to Olive green. Grass green is bright

 

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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It was the brightness of the Grass Green and the Golden Brown which I found so attractive. All too often non-black ebonite pens are just a little.....dull. Looking forward to the two I've ordered (and now paid for). :)

http://www.aysedasi.co.uk

 

 

 

 

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Respected Drscholl Sir,

 

I'm attaching the Matte finish pens in these colours for your reference.

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

 

Hello, I liked the one in the middle. Can you tell me what color is??? thanks!

Javier

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Hello, I liked the one in the middle. Can you tell me what color is??? thanks!

It is S30 Sir

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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Two pens ordered and money sent. Basic Model #3 and 3C in teal and military green bakul finish. Been three days and the anticipation is wearing on me.

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