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Hi FPN,

I have 104 pen auctions running on eBay this week and there are some really great pens.  Quite a few Kaweco including several special editions.  Check out the very hard to find Golden Espresso Sport!  Also Kaweco Sport Orangina, black crystal, clear & gold demo, several AL's and an AC carbon fiber.  Beautiful purple Benu.  Lots of vintage too.  Conklin Halloween ringtop, super cool and weird combo dip pen/ pencil/ stamp pad pen, black chased hard rubber Inkograph eyedropper, Stunning Salz Bros orange flat-top with purple end, Paul E. Wirt tiny ebonite infant, two nice Spors with glass nibs, plenty of Eversharp, Wahl, Parker and Sheaffer and more.  All pens I sell are in good working condition!!!  Check them out at here: SPEERBOB AUCTIONS

 

Keep watching my auctions and store.  I just bought two nice collections and still have a lot of vintage from a big hoard I bought a year ago.  Cheers,  BOB

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Check out my website at www.Speerbob.com


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4 hours ago, speerbob said:

Almost forgot the photo of this weird, wonderful, wacky pen!

 

That looks like something I would buy and then immediately wonder, "what in the world were you thinking?"

“ I know you think you understand what you thought I said but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant” ― Alan Greenspan

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On 1/28/2023 at 4:11 AM, speerbob said:

Almost forgot the photo of this weird, wonderful, wacky pen!

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I just gave one of those to my old pastor.  The inventor has ties to Allis-Chalmers tractors, and he likes to restore tractors.

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