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Maruzen 150 Year Anniversary Goodies


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2 Pilots 1 Sailor they will all be released by March next year
I will post the details further but here's the basic breakdown

 

1 Pilot Pen in Yellow what seems to use the 742 hardware as the base with flat ends (1000 units) 30K yen+

and one thats probably made in chased black ebonite PROBABLY has the same nib as the 742 again in the classic flattop look (500 units) 40K yen+

 

1 Sailor thats basically a Progear Micarta (100 units) 160K yen+ maybe KoP sized?

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They are Maruzen pens made by Pilot for Maruzen. Same nibs with different inscriptions. As they are for Maruzen, quality might be higher.

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Thanks for posting these Algester. I like that chased one, Athena. I’d there a price listed? ( though I ask with trepidation).

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Yeah, thanks Algester! That's very useful and good to know what to hold funds for. Maurizio, the chased one is about USD $450?

 

Thanks for posting these Algester. I like that chased one, Athena. I’d there a price listed? ( though I ask with trepidation).

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Yeah, thanks Algester! That's very useful and good to know what to hold funds for. Maurizio, the chased one is about USD $450?

 

Ooh . . . that hurts. The pen looks a little like a Custome 845. It is very nice. What is its composition? I am assuming resin not ebonite. Edited by Maurizio

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Ooh . . . that hurts. The pen looks a little like a Custome 845. It is very nice. What is its composition? I am assuming resin not ebonite.

 

Not ebonite as per the pdf I linked above.

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