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I was looking for the Kaweco AL Golden Espresso. It was a limited edition run of 700 pens. It seems to be sold out. But there are two websites that have it, and on sale. It’s on sale at $59.90. That can be a flag against it, as a deal too to be true for a $90 pen. Another website has it in stock at $57.52 These websites are www.betterstationery.com and homezipsale.com. I’ve never heard of either, and tried searching if they are legitimate. Has anyone heard of either or shopped there? I think homezipsale is less trustworthy. I tried searching for the other one, and the result was for facebook.com. This was on a check for scams kind of website.
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Repair Shops That Specialize In Complete Vacumatic Restoration?
kealani posted a topic in Repair Q&A
My wife has a vintage Parker Vacumatic that is a family heirloom. Does anyone know of a repair shop with an online web page that "specializes" in "complete Parker Vacumatic restoration"?? I have seen Danny Fudge at The Write Pen mentioned here, and Ron at Main Street Pens . Are there others (other than the above) in the USA that are reputable (Vacumatics), do great work. Thanks for your help. jim -
Hey everybody, until last year I mainly watched Youtube-videos, sometimes red reviews online and bought way to many TWSBIs but now I finally signed up here! I have a question on where to post certain stuff on this forum: I recently created a website and I'd be really interested in hearing some feedback! I'm just not sure where to i'm supposed to post. (If this is important, it's basically a fountain pen search that doesn't sell anything but just links to stores. The URL is www.fpfinder.com) Thank you in advance! Cipher
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Hello, everyone! My name is Bud Fields. I live just South and slightly left of Nashville, Tennessee in Columbia. I am not new to fountain pens, nor to journaling, but I am re-establishing my relationship with both. I look forward to learning, growing and sharing with you here. Writing Is FUN! Bud
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The Pay-It-Forward Project Has A New Website! Let Us Know Your Thoughts!
StationeryPIF_Oscar posted a topic in Pay It Forward, Loaner Programs & Group Buys
Hello all, The Pay-it-Forward project is official and now has a website! The web-address is https://StationeryPIF.com (yes, we also have http://StationaryPIF.com/ redirecting, incase someone mispells it) and all traffic from https://ThePenthusiast.com/pif should also go to this new webpage. We're just looking to get some opinions on it, in terms of thoughts and ideas for things that we should add/remove/change around. Thanks in advance, -- The Pay-it-Forward Crew -
Hello everyone, I am a new FPN member so please excuse me for any FPN faux pas I may commit . I stumbled across the site yamadapen.com today while looking for a Visconti Wall Street. I have been looking for a decently priced Wall Street for ages now and I came across this site but their prices seem much too good to be true ( ex. on the Wall Street it's around $160 USD). I was wondering if anyone had used or even heard of the site before or if you believe these pens are Chinese fakes. The site is in Japanese however if you put the link into Google Translate and select Japanese to English that will do the trick. Any information would help! Thanks everyone. PS I'm not sure if this is the right area to post this so please excuse me again.
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I would very much like to try to learn the basics of how to restore, look after, and nurture fountain pens....I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of suitable websites ( very much a beginner) or books. Alex
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Yet another one with prices to good to be true: http://www.9penshop.com/index.php .
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http://www.nemosine.com/ ...finally.
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Hi everyone! Last week I check several websites, and a special one offer several Montblanc products with huge discount prices. For your reference website is http://www.montblancluxurypen.com My question is very simple, anyone of my dear FPN fellow have purchased on this website? I will deeply appreciate your comments and help. Warmest regards Bernardo
