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I am looking for a good online source for the raw ebonite Dani Trio pens. All the sites I can google up specialize in the decorated models. Thanks.

Cheers.

 

It's cold outside, I should get more pens.

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Try Kevin Cheng at:Internet Pens

 

The pen you're looking for might not be on the site, but he can surely get it for you whether he has it in stock or not.

I have no connection to Kevin other than I think he's a great guy.

Chris

 

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Is there any site that shows the raw ebonite versions? I more or less want to window shop while I decide on a new pen.

Cheers.

 

It's cold outside, I should get more pens.

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Is there any site that shows the raw ebonite versions? I more or less want to window shop while I decide on a new pen.

Take a look around here. There are a few threads that have people's pics of thier pens and nice reviews as well.

 

 

Kurt H

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Is there any site that shows the raw ebonite versions? I more or less want to window shop while I decide on a new pen.

Try Ray Adams @ Woods N Dreams:

 

 

http://www.wndpens.com/daniframes.htm

 

I purchased a couple of Hero pens from him as gifts for my friends. (But not DaniTrio though) :drool:

 

I received excellent services from him.

 

Dave

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There is no better vendor of Danitrio (or any other marque, for that matter) than Winedoc who has been recommended above. Winedoc/Doc/Kevin/Kev is in my exclusive group of some 8-10 vendors with whom you'll never have a problem.

 

When you buy a great pen from a great vendor, you can't miss!

 

Good luck.

Roger

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Is there any site that shows the raw ebonite versions? I more or less want to window shop while I decide on a new pen.

Kevin (winedoc, internetpens.net) did not put the raw and shiny black ebonite Danitrio pens on his website. I guess this was because demand exceeded supply. As Tytyvyllus suggested, FPN is the best place for reviews, photos, and descriptions of these pens. They occur as Takumi, Densho, and Mikado models.

Try:

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...784&hl=danitrio

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...856&hl=danitrio

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