http://www.ebay.com/itm/15-pen-collection-mount-blan-parker-sheffer-etc-Fauntain-and-else-/280934346788?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4168fdf024#ht_500wt_949
"collected over 40 years the two mountblan are of the second and third generations of the brand.
each worth thousands."
The Mountblans are nice, but I am really interested in the white HSB pen on the right. It might be worth the 2 thousand by itself.
Seth
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I am developing a product that may fit in well with the "pen aficionado" context of your website.
I hope you'll take a moment to look and if you like it perhaps post it on your site.
For artists and notetakers who are still in love with the pen..
NOTEBLOX - the magnetic, stackable iPad journals
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1582711633/noteblox-magnetic-stackable-ipad-journal
The NOTEBLOX are simple blank paper journals, with 12 neodymium magnets built into the back and front cover. The magnets hold the iPad in the back, and pens, pencils, styluses and other NOTEBLOX on the front. The magnetic binding system provides a simple and convenient package for carrying your notebook, stylus, pen and iPad together. When you've filled the pages the NOTEBLOX remains a clever object and is designed to be archived, rather than discarded.
thank you,
benjamin
Diem, I added a Kickstarter page at the top of the site. Nice idea!
I follow your blog from time to time. This post was absolutely hilarious! Thanks for appreciating fine pens, especially the fountain.
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