Lamy Al Star Bronze Fountain Pen + Ink Bottle and Converter Only $34.95

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Lamy Al Star Bronze Fountain Pen + Ink Bottle and Converter Only $34.95

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[Modus Ponens]

It's only a deal if you like those colors... in the picture it looks more orange to me than bronze.

 

Edit: To be fair, after I clicked on the link, the pen and ink do resemble more bronze than orange... weird.

Edited February 9 by Modus Ponens

[inkstainedruth]

Well, given that the pen alone is normally $34.95 in the US, getting the pen plus the converter, plus a bottle of ink is a pretty good deal.  But I agree with you -- not my choice for pen OR ink color....

Now, if I could find someplace that's got that sort of deal going when the new color al-Star (that ice blue color that I think they called "Azure") comes out, we'd be talking!  And I'd be going "TAKE MY MONEY!"  (Heck, the color is interesting enough I'll likely be saying that even without the converter included  -- let alone a super pale blue ink... the regular Lamy Blue is boring enough already).

Ruth Morrisson aks inkstainedruth

[Mr Bill]

I took the deal, and Saturday, my Al Star, ink, and converter arrived.

I have always wanted an Al Star to compare with my Safari so I 

ordered and 4 days later it arrived. Sure enough the ink is orange 

and that's fine by me, I am happy with the order.

[A Smug Dill]

2 hours ago, inkstainedruth said:

Now, if I could find someplace that's got that sort of deal going when the new color al-Star (that ice blue color that I think they called "Azure") comes out, we'd be talking!  And I'd be going "TAKE MY MONEY!"

 

You'll just have to wait until the end, to see if that out-of-production special edition colour of the year is unpopular enough with consumers that there is a surplus of remaining stock one or more retailers (that you'd normally check out from time to time) want to liquidate and make room for the next special edition, in sufficient numbers of units that other fans haven't all jumped on the clearance price before you come across it. It happens every year, unless a colour proves really popular and approach unobtanium status even before the next season, in which case there is no reason to lower the price for hobbyists at large who are willing to pay the asking price and climb over each other to get at it.