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Article: On Point With GoPens #25

On Point With GoPens #25
On Point

On Point With GoPens #25

On Point Why are some vintage pens so expensive? Supply and demand, but it's so more complicated than just that. Vintage pens with price tags that make your heart skip a beat are appraised based on the maker, model, body material, nib material, filling system, availability, condition, nib type, and even if it comes with its original packaging or not. If there's only one pen made in one celluloid with a 14 carat gold super flexible nib in pristine condition with its original box and is still stickered, it will probably be very expensive but also very sought after!

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Handwritten Post - Connecting Via Writing
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Handwritten Post - Connecting Via Writing

Master Penman Jake Weidmann's thoughts on handwriting, which I agree with, although I probably could not have put it so eloquently...

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Montblanc Red Mottled Hard Rubber Baby
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Montblanc Red Mottled Hard Rubber Baby

From Catalog #76, though no longer available, this 1920s Montblanc Model 0 Baby Safety eyedropper-filled vintage pen must be shared! It was available in the extremely rare red mottled hard rubber, ...

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