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Will sailor ever release the specialty nibs in the KOP model in the future (specially the king eagle)? what are you thought?

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Last I read, there were no plans to release cross point or king Eagle in KOP. If they were to be redone the thinking is it would be for a very limited pen.

 

The new blue ebonite KOP has Naginata nibs again in all 3 tipping widths.

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what are you thought?

 

 

Unlikely.

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Last I read, there were no plans to release cross point or king Eagle in KOP. If they were to be redone the thinking is it would be for a very limited pen.

 

The new blue ebonite KOP has Naginata nibs again in all 3 tipping widths.

True, the special edition KOP that they released with a Naginata nib made me hopeful that they might introduce the king eagle again but by a limited number . I tried to contact sailor but did not get a definite answer of even introducing it on a special edition :(

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i wish there was a way to know :(

 

 

How much would you pay for that knowledge, even if the answer is "no"? (Just to be clear, I'm not offering it for sale, and I don't have it to sell.)

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How much would you pay for that knowledge, even if the answer is "no"? (Just to be clear, I'm not offering it for sale, and I don't have it to sell.)

 

:P i wouldn't like a no for an answer, cuz its a grail pen/nib

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