Here is my review of The Wembley Fountain Pen in pdf format.
Wembley Fountain Pen.pdf
The Wembley Fountain Pen
Here is my review of The Wembley Fountain Pen in pdf format.
Wembley Fountain Pen.pdf
carlinpole (June 9th, 2015), Cob (May 11th, 2015), Crazyorange (May 11th, 2015), cwent2 (May 11th, 2015), fountainpenkid (May 11th, 2015), gloucesterman-18 (October 26th, 2021), Haefennasiel (May 13th, 2015), Lady Onogaro (May 11th, 2015), Neo (May 11th, 2015), PenInvestigations (October 30th, 2021), pica pica (May 13th, 2015), RuiFromUK (May 12th, 2015)
Re: The Wembley Fountain Pen
That is one of the best reviews I have ever read of a pen (in terms of the production of the review, that is). I learned about about that pen and others of that period. Thanks so much for it.
Lady Onogaro
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Scrawler (May 11th, 2015)
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Thank you. That is very kind of you to say so.Originally Posted by Lady Onogaro
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Sadly the pdf link does not work from Tappatalk. I will try to log in later from a laptop.
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Re: The Wembley Fountain Pen
Hello,
New to the forum. This the first review I read. Really, really good and extremely informative.
Thank you so much for writing it.
Scrawler (June 23rd, 2021)
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Interesting review. Particularly enjoyed the details and the assistance in understanding British monetary system.
Out of curiosity, any idea the value, in USD of the time and today, of the Pound Sterling?
Thank you for a very nice review.
Re: The Wembley Fountain Pen
According to the University of Wyoming in 1929 1 pound was worth US$6.11. So one shilling was equivalent to 50 cents.
Re: The Wembley Fountain Pen
That pen looks very appealing to me as It has the usual "vintage classic pen" look of designer of the time. Very nine review too.
Scrawler (December 3rd, 2021)
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