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Hello to everyone in this fantastic Network.

 

I use fountainspens for writing and it makes me improve my creativity and joy of work.

I have the last five years discovered the world of Japanese pens and my jewel was a Nakaya DFII (Midori-Isheme) that I managed to lose!!

 

Very interested in Nakaya pens, I have one other,(A Ishe-Me Cigar model)).

 

Hope to learn a lot about Japanese Fountain Pens, not least where you buy them. I have bought mine in the famous SIngapore shop but do not really know how to order them from within Europe.

 

Also look forward to learn about the 200USD range of Japanese Pens. If you can guide me to the best Japanese pens in this range (Pilot Custom 823, Platinium #3776 etc) I will be very thankful.

 

Greetings from Denmark

Morten

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Hello and welcome to FPN.

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Hello Morten and Welcome to FPN!! So glad to have you as a member!!

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Hello and welcome to this friendly corner of the fountain pen universe from a pen user in San Diego. There is such a wealth of information for you to discover here. Write On!

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Welcome from Missouri! Glad you are with us!

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Hello from another Dane living in the mountains of Western Canada. I've recently become interested in vintage Danish fountain pens.

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