Kenmc

I  am surprised that I didn't find a topic in this sub forum about the Franklin Christoph pens! I have no affiliations with them unless having 8 different models of their pens counts. Yes, they are modern pens, but unlike some other modern pens, they are unique in style, made for writing function and comfort.

Due to health issues I haven't been able to attend pen shows in a while. I have several pens that I would trade (or sell I guess). All are modern pens that I just don't like or have duplicates. I have 7 Lamy Studios, two Bexley 802s with CI nibs, Bexley Simplicity- fine bronze, Bexley Continental set fp-b and rb, Conklin Mark Twain in vanilla with stub, Platinum 3776 black with music nib, Monteverde Stylus w/stub, Pelikan 200 italic, Visconti Homo Sapiens Steel Age with 1.3 stub, and a Franklin Christoph #27 with Masuyama steel CI nib.

I am looking for Pelikan 800's, MontBlanc's, and Visconti. I'm not a pen salesman or much of a trader, I would just rather have 2 or 3 pens I don't have than all these that I don't use and I expect to take a big loss on them.

I really enjoyed the pen repair article in the new issue of Pennant! Great step by step instructions! That issue is worth the price of several years subscriptions! Hope to see more of these!

I am looking to buy one of the Visconti Hemingway pens.

Thanks!