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Taffi Abernathy
9 November 2009, 08:21 AM
Let's share our resources. I am extremely fond of the following shops because of their selection, prices and free shipping. So when I "need" a pen fix, here is where I most frequently turn . . . (They all price match.) :cheers:

Bromfield Pen Shop
8 Bromfield Street
Boston, Mass
617-482-9053

www.bromfieldpen.com


Altman Luggage
Delancey & Rivington Streets
New York, New York 10002
1(800)372-3377

www.altmanluggage.com


Art Brown International Pen Shop
2 West 45th Street
New York, New York 10036
1(800) 772-PENS

www.artbrown.com

STEELINOX
9 November 2009, 08:23 AM
June Pen, New York

2careless
9 November 2009, 08:29 AM
www.fountainpenhospital.com

www.pengallery.com

iSellJerseyShore
9 November 2009, 08:33 AM
Let's share our resources. I am extremely fond of the following shops because of their selection, prices and free shipping. So when I "need" a pen fix, here is where I most frequently turn . . . (They all price match.) :cheers:

Bromfield Pen Shop
8 Bromfield Street
Boston, Mass
617-482-9053

www.bromfieldpen.com


Altman Luggage
Delancey & Rivington Streets
New York, New York 10002
1(800)372-3377

www.altmanluggage.com


Art Brown International Pen Shop
2 West 45th Street
New York, New York 10036
1(800) 772-PENS

www.artbrown.com

Faith,

Are there any pen shops in Philly that are worth visiting?


-Frankie

shandy
9 November 2009, 09:37 AM
Great idea Faith, this should become a sticky!

My list here in Vancouver.

Perks.
5844 Cambie Street (Opposite Oakridge mall)
Vancouver, B.C
(604) 266 3911
Website, www.perksperks.com/

Vancouver pen.
512 West Hastings Street; Vancouver, B.C
(604) 681-1612

Charals
757 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, B.C.
(604) 689-3497

In Edmonton.

Stylus Fine Pens + Desk Accessories
10538 102 Avenue; Edmonton, Alberta.
(780) 421-0191
Website: www.stylusfinepens.com

California.

Classic Fountain Pens, Inc.
717 N. Highland Ave., Loft #27
Los Angeles, CA
90038
USA
323-655-2641
http://www.nibs.com

(though not a walk in store they are a fantasic source for pens and of course the Nibmeister himself owns it!)


Also, If you are in B.C and need a Vintage pen restored I would recommend without reserve Brian Johnstone. He has done all my resotration work and is great!

Email. brian@bjpens.com
Phone. (604) 535-6141
Cell. (604) 377-4405

And one final link. Glenn Marcus. He has a great pen website and his recommended stores are very much worth visiting. Also a great site if you like Itallian pens!
http://www.glennspens.ca

Bisquitlips
9 November 2009, 09:40 AM
Pen Place Kansas City Missouri
www.penplace.com (Their website is not great, but good for their contact information).

David and Mark are great people and they offer 20% discount minimum. Even off special orders and pens like Montblanc and Yard O Led. Just great people.

Honestly anything I could get anywhere else, these folks can get and I go through them as that is the kind of loyalty the deserve!

Taffi Abernathy
9 November 2009, 12:11 PM
Faith,

Are there any pen shops in Philly that are worth visiting?


-Frankie

There was an outstanding one here in Philly, but unfortunately, it went out of business. I really love Bromfield's the best! You order a pen, it's discounted and at your door the next day. :cheers:

Bisquitlips
9 November 2009, 12:39 PM
Let's share our resources. I am extremely fond of the following shops because of their selection, prices and free shipping. So when I "need" a pen fix, here is where I most frequently turn . . . (They all price match.) :cheers:

Bromfield Pen Shop
8 Bromfield Street
Boston, Mass
617-482-9053

www.bromfieldpen.com


Altman Luggage
Delancey & Rivington Streets
New York, New York 10002
1(800)372-3377

www.altmanluggage.com


Art Brown International Pen Shop
2 West 45th Street
New York, New York 10036
1(800) 772-PENS

www.artbrown.com

Faith,

When I go to www.bromfieldpen.com is get a parked domain name for sale.


Bromfield Pen Shop
8 Bromfield Street
Boston, Mass
617-482-9053

www.bromfieldpen.com

I also looked up broomfieldpen.com to no avail. Any ideas?

R1@160@alltimes
9 November 2009, 12:41 PM
Faith,

Are there any pen shops in Philly that are worth visiting?


-Frankie

www.fountainpenhospital.com

Warren St and Broadway downtown Manhattan

Taffi Abernathy
9 November 2009, 12:43 PM
Faith,

When I go to www.bromfieldpen.com is get a parked domain name for sale.


Bromfield Pen Shop
8 Bromfield Street
Boston, Mass
617-482-9053

www.bromfieldpen.com

I also looked up broomfieldpen.com to no avail. Any ideas?

Sorry, it's www.bromfieldpenshop.com. For this faux pas, please don't send me to Poster's Prison. :bye:

Taffi Abernathy
9 November 2009, 12:46 PM
Listen up, fellow pen lovers, something just occurred to me . .. We should unite for our next acquisitions and give one collective order to a pen dealer since that leaves us in a position of power to haggle due to volume. Any thoughts?

Bisquitlips
9 November 2009, 12:51 PM
Listen up, fellow pen lovers, something just occurred to me . .. We should unite for our next acquisitions and give one collective order to a pen dealer since that leaves us in a position of power to haggle due to volume. Any thoughts?

Yep!! I'm in.

R1@160@alltimes
9 November 2009, 12:54 PM
It would be interesting to see how much discount we can collectively leverage.

Taffi Abernathy
9 November 2009, 12:59 PM
Here's my recommendation . . . Let's start a list of everyone's "next acquisition," let it sit for a few weeks to see how many join us. What about we each take responsibility for calling a couple of pen shops, pool our findings, and see who offers the best deal? Please put your suggestions and feedback here. Thanks, guys.

iSellJerseyShore
9 November 2009, 01:02 PM
Listen up, fellow pen lovers, something just occurred to me . .. We should unite for our next acquisitions and give one collective order to a pen dealer since that leaves us in a position of power to haggle due to volume. Any thoughts?

I'm in! :cheers:




-Frankie

shandy
9 November 2009, 01:51 PM
Just a thought for the collective purchase, we could use someone like Brian at Edison pens in the US.

He custom makes pens at a very reasonable price, folks could choose if they wanted to save a bit of money and go for a steel nib or spend a bit more and go for Gold! He could put a special engraving on it and he tunes all of the nibs to individual requierments anyway so everyone would end up with their perfect nib!

His prices are very reasonable and that might encourage folks who are either just starting out on fountain pens or who have taken a bit of a beating on the old finacial front lately.
Just a thought to add to the pot.
Here is Brian's link, what do you guys think??
http://pencraftonline.com/index.cfm

Bisquitlips
9 November 2009, 01:55 PM
Sorry, it's www.bromfieldpenshop.com. For this faux pas, please don't send me to Poster's Prison. :bye:

No problem. You were too quick in correcting the link. I did a search on it and it came right up and was going to post it, but you are fast with the fingers tonigh! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Bisquitlips
9 November 2009, 01:58 PM
Just a thought for the collective purchase, we could use someone like Brian at Edison pens in the US.

He custom makes pens at a very reasonable price, folks could choose if they wanted to save a bit of money and go for a steel nib or spend a bit more and go for Gold! He could put a special engraving on it and he tunes all of the nibs to individual requierments anyway so everyone would end up with their perfect nib!

His prices are very reasonable and that might encourage folks who are either just starting out on fountain pens or who have taken a bit of a beating on the old finacial front lately.
Just a thought to add to the pot.
Here is Brian's link, what do you guys think??
http://pencraftonline.com/index.cfm


I have admired his pens for a few months now and that might be something we could certainly consider.

Some of his work.

http://pencraftonline.com/userfiles/image/medium/76ButterscotchSwirl(1).jpg

http://pencraftonline.com/userfiles/image/medium/76TortoiseAcrylic.jpg

And I really like this one!

http://pencraftonline.com/userfiles/image/medium/PearlRedBlackClipped.jpg

shandy
9 November 2009, 02:19 PM
I have admired his pens for a few months now and that might be something we could certainly consider.

Some of his work.

http://pencraftonline.com/userfiles/image/medium/76ButterscotchSwirl(1).jpg

http://pencraftonline.com/userfiles/image/medium/76TortoiseAcrylic.jpg

And I really like this one!

http://pencraftonline.com/userfiles/image/medium/PearlRedBlackClipped.jpg

That last one is my favorite too, red and black ebonite!

Deep Sea
10 November 2009, 08:18 AM
I know very little about this company, but their website has some of the better detailed pictures of pens that I have seen on the web. Equally impressive (to me at least) was their selection of pen refills for rollerball and ball point.

Anyway, the name is Colorado Pen Direct:

http://www.coloradopen.com/

Bisquitlips
10 November 2009, 11:58 AM
I have had dealing with Colorado Pen for years. Very good company and nice selection.

I really like their catalogs.