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Our latest shipment of handcrafted ebonite pens from Eboya of Tokyo has just arrived. After fulfilling all customer pre-orders, we have a small number still available for immediate purchase.

 

The main focus of this shipment is the cylindrical Kyouka model in Large, Medium, and Small sizes, but we also have small numbers of the Nalu, Ricchiku, and Yuzen pens still in stock.

 

14k solid gold nibs from Bock give these pens writing qualities equal to their beautiful appearance. Prices start at just $405, a remarkable value for pens of this quality and craftsmanship. We are an authorized Eboya dealer.

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