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Hi, Recently purchased this button filler Columbus pen. Looking at the clip my guess is that it's from round 1950. Any info will be appreciated, especially about the barrel and cap gold pattern which i have never seen before. Eric
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Just in case anyone is interested, New-ish pen store in Short North Arts District in Columbus, OH. Robert Mason Co. Used to be on Gay Street 2 years ago, but store had a fire and they just now reopened. They have a lot of good stuff, from paper to fountain pens and more. Even have some nice lo...
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I am newer to the FP world and am wondering if there are people in Columbus, Ohio who would like to start a group? I went to the Cincinnati group's meeting on Saturday and would love to meet with people closer to home! I am happy to do all of the planning and organizing to get the group going. I...
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About a year ago I spent some time working in Turin and every day, along the usual journey from home to the workplace, I catched a glimpse to a stationery shop window which had this unknown brand of inks : Columbus. Afterwards, I discovered that Columbus is an Italian pen manufacturer, part of the S...
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I picked this up pretty cheap, and it's really a nice writing pen. Really nice, in fact! I was able to fit a Jinhao converter on it, as well. So, there's no markings on the pen other that on the top of the cap. I'm certain this isn't an Italian Columbus, so is this a more modern German pen?
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Now that I am set up and introduced and welcomed and all, I might as well try to ask what brought me here in the first place. This time I actually remembered that I have a tripod, so the photographs actually do the pen justice. Well, let’s plunge in: Exhibit ‘A’ here is my workhorse pen for when I’...
