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Some pics of my steel nib Ratnamson Supreme upgraded with an aftermarket 14k nib. 
 

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9 minutes ago, hari317 said:

Thank you. Yes, last year.

Nice 👍 I too got this Supreme last year from someone. Personally I think it's the best pen in their lineup, not just because I like big pens, but I think it's a very well-designed pen from every aspect.

 

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27 minutes ago, K Singh said:

Nice 👍 I too got this Supreme last year from someone. Personally I think it's the best pen in their lineup, not just because I like big pens, but I think it's a very well-designed pen from every aspect.

 

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My First Supreme was in this color:

 

you can still view the images by copying the entire url and pasting in a new tab.

 

 

 

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11 minutes ago, hari317 said:

My First Supreme was in this color:

 

you can still view the images by copying the entire url and pasting in a new tab.

 

 

 

Nice Sir 👍. Remember reading this post earlier. In fact I often bump into your and others' old posts on Ratnam/Deccan/Kim pens, so am used to opening the images in new tab ☺️

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37 minutes ago, K Singh said:

Nice Sir 👍. Remember reading this post earlier. In fact I often bump into your and others' old posts on Ratnam/Deccan/Kim pens, so am used to opening the images in new tab ☺️

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@hari317any idea where to purchase a Ratnamson Supreme pen ? I live in India, and have been trying to find one for some time, unfortunately I do not speak any Telugu and I cannot get through on calls.

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19 minutes ago, rnjn said:

unfortunately I do not speak any Telugu

Neither do I. If you have been searching for contact of Ratnamson for some time and have still not found it, maybe destiny has willed it that way. You can’t fight destiny. 

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1 hour ago, hari317 said:

Neither do I. If you have been searching for contact of Ratnamson for some time and have still not found it, maybe destiny has willed it that way. You can’t fight destiny. 

great help, thanks.

 

The pen looks quite graceful with the new nib.

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