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i've recently become interested Indian fountain pens and Woodex is one of the brands that very much appeals to me. i much prefer traditional style pens where the focus is on quality and good function rather than a lot of distracting bling: Woodex seems like my kind of pen.

that said, i don't see where the different models available are shown or displayed. some old posts regarding Woodex mention or link to a PDF but those references are now dead links.

for those of you who know Woodex, where would you recommend one go to see the Woodex product line?
and of course, how best to purchase for international shipping? i have seen helloaugust.in but they have a very limited selection of Woodex pens and apparently don't ship outside of India.

"i spent roughly 20 years writing a journal that extended to some 35 volumes. at the end of it i'd written a bunch of words that ended relationships, filled up my closet, spent a river of ink and afforded me some excellent practice with fountain pens. out of all of that i kept a few pens. i believe the moral of this story is that when you sit down to write it is best to keep an open mind about what you'll take away from it in the end."

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Hi you can contact Mr Narasimha of woodex pens. He is prompt and helps out over WhatsApp. For some reason iam unable to attach the pdf catalogue here

 

Mr Narasimha - +91 98854 28100. 

 

He will also provide you the catalogue. They have 65 models at present and their range and quality are impressive 

 

 

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thank you very much. 👍

"i spent roughly 20 years writing a journal that extended to some 35 volumes. at the end of it i'd written a bunch of words that ended relationships, filled up my closet, spent a river of ink and afforded me some excellent practice with fountain pens. out of all of that i kept a few pens. i believe the moral of this story is that when you sit down to write it is best to keep an open mind about what you'll take away from it in the end."

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