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1424021473_image1(2).thumb.jpeg.348550e51fb9b40988f31e84ab1b68af.jpegHi,

 

I have accumulated more pens than I can write with. So I have decided to give away one of them (in India only). It's a Lamy nexx M.

 

The pen is in near perfect shape with a medium nib. Ideally, I'd like to give it away to someone who is making a leap from lower end pens (sub Rs 1000) to Lamy for the first time. 

 

Please note: the pen does not come with a convertor. So you would either need to buy a convertor or use the cartridges. 

 

Of course, this is a giveaway - I am not looking for a trade or monetary compensation.

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I think no Indian member has had the chance to read your post as yet. 

Well, I am across the borders. 

Thank you, anyway, for the generosity. 

Khan M. Ilyas

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Very generous of you! Not here for the giveaway either. Good luck! I hope someone finds this post soon! 

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It is indeed a wonderful gesture. I have a lamy safari, which is indeed a work horse. Therefore, being a lamy user, i am not sure whether i qualify. 

 

However modt of my pens are in the lower price range. I would like to try my luck, if owning a lamy safari is not a deterrent. 

 

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16 hours ago, hariharan said:

It is indeed a wonderful gesture. I have a lamy safari, which is indeed a work horse. Therefore, being a lamy user, i am not sure whether i qualify. 

 

However modt of my pens are in the lower price range. I would like to try my luck, if owning a lamy safari is not a deterrent. 

 

Thanks for writing.

 

However, I have decided to give it to @Sajuks as he has not had the opportunity to try Lamy yet. I hope you don't mind. 

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very cool = )

I would love to take you up on this = )

I have never touched a Lamy pen in my life

(YET!)

unfortunately I am in Indiana, no India 😅One guy or gal is going to be super happy they ran into you ❤️ I hope your pen finds a nice home ❤️❤️👍❤️❤️

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