And no longer worth the asking price. If you are a fountain pen user like me, I would suggest you have a look at the Sailor line. Excellent craftsmanship, without the MB price tag.Moin. wrote:They are like Montblanc pens, uber cool and super expensive.
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You know how children forget all their other toys once they get a new one? Don't forget to maintain your other knives once this arrives is what i meant.
Wrt fountain pens, You can try Waterman.Good for the money.
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Yes Mack, very much a FP user. Carry a Lamy Safari with Bold Italic Nib to work, love those Lamy's. Have a few Parker and Sheaffer FP"s as well passed down by grandfather. Have seen Sailors in William Pen stores. MontBlancs are just a status symbol these days, the build quality does not reflect the price tags, totally agree with you. Infact the premium ranges from Parker Duofolds, Sheaffers, Pelicans and watermans are way better than MB's at that price range.Mack The Knife wrote:And no longer worth the asking price. If you are a fountain pen user like me, I would suggest you have a look at the Sailor line. Excellent craftsmanship, without the MB price tag.Moin. wrote:They are like Montblanc pens, uber cool and super expensive.
You can go to fountainpenhospital(dot)com and request for a free catalog, they courier this superb glossy catalog with the latest FP's from all brands free of cost. I have been getting this for the past 4 years from them.
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Lollz, Skyman. At 33 don't qualify to be a child. These are my investments so to speak and I take good care of all them irrespective of thr new ones that come in.Skyman wrote:You know how children forget all their other toys once they get a new one? Don't forget to maintain your other knives once this arrives is what i meant.
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Thank you so much Vikas.veejosh wrote:Congrats and well done Moin.
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Congratulations Moin sir, keep moving upward. "Project laughing all the way to BANK" By the way keep the flow of your useful tips and imformation towards less informed members like me.
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Congrats..and many more to come.
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