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For sale to a loving home...

 

Pelikan Level 5, black cap with purple body. Fine nib, steel (?). Comes with 1 bottle of ink (unused) and a 2nd, very full bottle in the proprietary filling station. Pen works, lightly used but in good condition with a little drawer wear off the silver-painted the rear knob.

 

*very* reliable writer; I picked this up after 3-5 years of drawer neglect and it wrote the moment the nib hit paper. Doesn't skip, quite an amazing pen. Selling because it's clearly not one of our favorites, despite its unfailing reliability.

 

Also comes with spare parts from an identical-sibling (a 2nd Level 5) which I tried to clean but alas...

 

Make me an offer...

 

Edit: on hold pending payment... SOLD!

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Pens

  1. Sailor Sapporo / Pro Gear Slim (F, Rhodium)
  2. Lamy Dialog CC (EF, White and All Black)
  3. Pilot Custom Heritage 92 (F Demonstrator & Smoke)
  4. TWSBI 580 ALR EF
  5. Vanishing Point (EF, gold nib)

Favorite Inks

  1. Kobe Minataojima Island Blue
  2. Noodler's Clairvoyance Slate
  3. Sailor Studio 730
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