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RANGA HANDMADE PENS - INTRODUCING FAVORITE MODEL 3C in CLASSIC PREMIUM EBONITES IN OFFER PRICE

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Dear FPN'ers,

Greetings!!!!

This Offer  is for RANGA Handmade Pens Model 3  in beautiful Premium Ebonites & Regular Ebonites. This Offer is Valid till 31-October-21
Model 3C is  Round shaped Pen.  It is perfect Every day carry Pen.  This is  Popular Ranga Model Pen. It caps in less than 1 turn. The pens are completely handcrafted .Ebonite is Durable, evergreen ,long lasting , Classic and favorite material for Pen lovers. It has Vintage Characteristics

Capped Length - Approximately 6 Inches  Cap Dia - 16mm, Barrel Dia - 14.3mm,  Section Dia - 12.5mm at Thickest part and 11mm at thinnest part. 

In order to purchase Ranga Model 3C  Pen , Kindly  fill the Google Form (Link Below) 
 
 RANGA Model 3C - ORDER FORM

 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGMaZke6jCmRNiUYF7v21AvfRvH7dQUAExDDP4Ju0zmJxDGw/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

 

 

Colours : 
 
Premium Ebonites:
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P2. Black/Yellow
P3. Blue/Pink
P5. Blue/White
P6. Black/Red
P7. Green/Yellow
P8. Solid Pink
P9. Blue/Green/Orange
P11. Blue/White/Green/Orange
P12. Orange/ Black
P13. Green/Pale Pink
P14. Blue/Pink/Pale Yellow
P18 PINK RED GREEN
P19 Blue/Orange
P20 GREY CREAM
P21 Pink/ Pale Yellow
P22 Orange/ Pale Yellow
P23 GREY RED CREAM


Regular Ebonites
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R2. Green Ripple

R4. Black

R5. Mottled Brown
S1. Solid Forest Green with Black Specs
S6.Forest Green - Teal Blue Ripple with Black Specs
S9. Mustard Yellow - Black Ripple 
S10. Khaki - Bluish Black Ripple 
S12. Rose Red - Black Ripple 
S15. Rose Red - Forest Green Ripple
S17. Rose Red - Mustard Yellow Ripple with Black Specs
S20. Teal Blue - Orange Ripple 
S22. Solid Red with Black Specs
S28. Solid Grass Green with Black Specs

S29. Military Green with Black Specs


 
 
Finish :Polished Finish or Matte Finish
Clip Option -  1. Gold Clip 2. White Clip 3. Clipless
Cap Turn: It takes less than 1 turn to cap and uncap
 
For C/C mechanism (with Schmidt K5 Converter) #6 Nib Options 
Nib Option:
 
Ranga Extra Fine Nib -  Chrome Tone  ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone 
Ranga Fine Nib-  Chrome Tone  ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone 
Ranga Medium Nib-  Chrome Tone  ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone 
Ranga Broad Nib-  Chrome Tone  ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone 
Ranga Double Broad Nib:Chrome Tone  ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone 
Ranga Flex: Chrome Tone  ,Gold Tone,Dual Tone 
Ranga 14K Nib # 6 Size Nibs:-   Extra Fine Point, Fine Point, Medium Point ,Broad Point, Double Broad Point, Flex
 
 
Bock Titanium #6  nibs:   Broad Point

 JoWo Extra Fine Fine Nib - Chrome Tone or  Gold Tone
JoWo Fine Nib - Chrome Tone or  Gold Tone
JoWo Medium Nib -  Chrome Tone or Gold Tone  
JoWo Broad Nib - Chrome Tone or Gold Tone
JoWo 1.1 Calligraphy Nib - Chrome Tone or Gold Tone
JoWo 1.5 Calligraphy Nib - Chrome Tone or Gold Tone 
Schmidt Fine Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone
Schmidt Medium Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone 
Schmidt Broad Nib - Gold Tone or Chrome Tone
No Nib - Threaded for Bock #6 
No Nib - Threaded for JoWo #6 
No Nib - Threaded for Schmidt #6  
 
 
Price :  RANGA Model 3C : Premium Ebonite with Ranga Nib and German Schmidt Converter: 69USD (Its Regular Price is 84USD).  Regular  Ebonite with Ranga Nib and German Schmidt Converter:54USD (Its Regular Price is 69USD).Kindly avail this Offer Price for this Excellent Pen
Customer's can upgrade it to their favourite nibs with extra charge
Making Time : 2-3  weeks from payment date 
 
Shipping: Via Courier . It takes 4 to 9 days.Via Courier- Kindly note that courier rates are very high now. We are happy to share that we are collecting only 50% of the courier charges and rest is incurred by us .
Customer's need to pay 15USD for USA/Canada, 10USD for Central Europe /Singapore/ Malaysia and country specific rates for other countries. 

Payment Details: Paypal id:  mpkandan@gmail.com

 

 

Regards,

Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

 

 

 

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