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Foolish Magazine #6 December 2019 + Special Issue #1 Available Online

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Hello to all,


Here the last issue of the new magazine about writing instruments, fountain pens, calligraphy, and many other topics as:

Omas 361, Aurora 98 Riserva Magica, Caran D'Ache Chromatics Vibrant Green, Omas Extra Desk Set and more as watches, photography etc...


It's made in italian but i'm workig on the international edition which will arrive in the early months of 2021.


Hope you like it. Digital edition is available free on issuu:




Here the public profile where all issue are available: https://issuu.com/foolishmagazinebypennamania


Also a special issue of Foolish Magazine is available online at this link: https://issuu.com/foolishmagazinebypennamania/docs/foolish_speciale1


Special issue is focused on the history of the Turin Penshow from the fist edition of the 2012 at the last edition of the 2019


here the cover of the issue #6 December 2019

http://www.pennamania.it/foolishmagazine/06dicembre2019.jpg


Here the cover of the special issue #1 about the story of the Turin Penshow

http://www.pennamania.it/foolishmagazine/01speciale2019.jpg

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www.pennamania.it - The most important italian forum about vintage fountain pens and watches.

Penna Vintage www.pennavintage.it - The international emagazine for fountain pen collectors.

I collect vintage Aurora. Sell and trade. Expert restorer, nibs retipping, fixing rings and cap lips. Database developer

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