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Old 8 April 2017, 02:32 PM   #1
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Keigelu - Kangaroo Pens - Very nice for the price!

Beautiful resin pens that won't bust the budget. I purchased three of these several years ago just to see what was up with them. They are beautiful for what they are. They are about $15 to $25 on eBay.

They are about the size of a Duofold and a little heavier.





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Old 8 April 2017, 06:19 PM   #2
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Those look great Richard! I particularly appreciate the blue ink matched to the pen in the second pen They look much more expensive than the actual cost. I'm gaining an appreciation lately for the "cheap pen".
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Old 9 April 2017, 07:12 AM   #3
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Those look great Richard! I particularly appreciate the blue ink matched to the pen in the second pen They look much more expensive than the actual cost. I'm gaining an appreciation lately for the "cheap pen".
Some of the Chinese pens are way beyond their league when it comes to pricing.

These pens are in that group in my thinking. You may have to work on the nib to get them where you want them to be, but that is no big deal and with You Tube's help you can do it yourself.
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Some of the Chinese pens are way beyond their league when it comes to pricing.

These pens are in that group in my thinking. You may have to work on the nib to get them where you want them to be, but that is no big deal and with You Tube's help you can do it yourself.
You've talked me into it Sir! Officially adding one to my list! I'm up to 50 pens now Richard I've been researching converting a tool box into pen storage as a 100 pen case is prohibitively expensive
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