rgperedo
February 17th, 2015, 09:48 PM
I'm looking to fund a pen so I am selling these two beauties to aid in the process.
Both of these pens are in excellent condition. No problems whatsoever, in all honesty both are extra smooth and really great writers.
The Visconti Rembrandt is a steel Fine nib (comes with converter), it is a very smooth nib. It just doesn't get used much because I find it to be too heavy for me. The Pilot Vanishing Point is a Fine as well (doesn't come with a converter but it has the extra metal piece so you can use a cartridge, I can include a clean empty cartridge if you'd like), but much finer since it's Japanese. This is a steel nib, not the 14k version. It is still a very smooth nib and fun to use. I just don't use it much either.
If I wasn't looking to make a larger pen purchase I would keep these, but they must go. I have all of the original packaging for the Pilot, I do not have the original packaging for the Visconti.
If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to email me : rgperedo@gmail.com or you can PM me if you'd like.
I am quite firm on the prices because I think they are very fair.
SOLD---SOLD---SOLD---Visconti Rembrandt Blue F nib (version with the metal grip section not plastic): (CONUS, if you're elsewhere you can write me and we'll figure something out.)
SOLD--SOLD--SOLD--Pilot Vanishing Point Yellow (mustard-ish yellow) F nib steel nib :(CONUS, once again if you're somewhere other than the CONUS please get in touch with me and we'll figure it out.)
http://s14.postimg.org/xooh7g8fl/IMG_0741.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/zcj18cwxd/IMG_0743.jpghttp://s14.postimg.org/puja8bb8x/IMG_0747.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/tuv0yar3l/IMG_0748.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/aohtv4alt/IMG_0749.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/yi1302egh/IMG_0755.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/rg35dvaup/IMG_0756.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/ai44s11gx/IMG_0759.jpg
Both of these pens are in excellent condition. No problems whatsoever, in all honesty both are extra smooth and really great writers.
The Visconti Rembrandt is a steel Fine nib (comes with converter), it is a very smooth nib. It just doesn't get used much because I find it to be too heavy for me. The Pilot Vanishing Point is a Fine as well (doesn't come with a converter but it has the extra metal piece so you can use a cartridge, I can include a clean empty cartridge if you'd like), but much finer since it's Japanese. This is a steel nib, not the 14k version. It is still a very smooth nib and fun to use. I just don't use it much either.
If I wasn't looking to make a larger pen purchase I would keep these, but they must go. I have all of the original packaging for the Pilot, I do not have the original packaging for the Visconti.
If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to email me : rgperedo@gmail.com or you can PM me if you'd like.
I am quite firm on the prices because I think they are very fair.
SOLD---SOLD---SOLD---Visconti Rembrandt Blue F nib (version with the metal grip section not plastic): (CONUS, if you're elsewhere you can write me and we'll figure something out.)
SOLD--SOLD--SOLD--Pilot Vanishing Point Yellow (mustard-ish yellow) F nib steel nib :(CONUS, once again if you're somewhere other than the CONUS please get in touch with me and we'll figure it out.)
http://s14.postimg.org/xooh7g8fl/IMG_0741.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/zcj18cwxd/IMG_0743.jpghttp://s14.postimg.org/puja8bb8x/IMG_0747.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/tuv0yar3l/IMG_0748.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/aohtv4alt/IMG_0749.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/yi1302egh/IMG_0755.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/rg35dvaup/IMG_0756.jpg
http://s14.postimg.org/ai44s11gx/IMG_0759.jpg