Greetings, It's been a while since I've posted pens for sale and, after the recent discussion I'm a little reluctant to do so; however, I still find Zoss to be an excellent marketplace as well as a source of information on all things pen-ish. And it is a forum I've been proud to support in the past, so perhaps I'm being overly sensitive. In any event, I'm trying to make some room in my desk drawer, so I'm offering up a few pens from my personal accumulation, as well as a couple of interesting "51s". All have been well-loved, used gently and thoroughly cleaned. 1. Sailor 1911 in black with gold trim. This is the full-size version and has a gorgeous music nib. Unfortunately, in the corporate world, I find I sign my name less and less, so this pen does not see much use any more. It's only a few months old. $170.00. Looks new. 2. Lamy Accent - matte black with aluminum grip. Very smooth Steel fine nib. Like many Lamys of it's ilk, it writes a wider-than-stated line - more like a medium to medium-fine. MSRP is $80.00. I'll take $50.00. Looks new. Reduced: 50% of original size [ 1015 x 153 ] - Click to view full image 3. Pelikan M200 - Amber demonstrator with steel nib, converted to a broad stub by Richard Binder. $70.00. 4. Omas Emotica - Yellow, medium nib. $220.00 (that's nearly half off the $395 retail price, folks!) I got this one in April, just before the New England Pen Show, and have run two converters and one cartridge full of ink through it. The only issue is that the pen does show a little bit of staining on the inside of the cap (as if anyone ever sees that part of the pen), but externally the pen looks new, and it writes wonderfully. 5 & 6. I recently acquired two aerometric Parker 51s in excellent condition. What makes these two pens really special, however, is the nib. Greg Minuskin, an ascendant Nibmeister, has painstakingly re-tipped these nibs into 1.6mm nibs. Photos are below. The first pen is the jewel of the pair. It is blue, with a lustraloy cap. The cap appears to be in excellent condition, with few, if any, signs of wear or scratches. The clip is tight, bright and clean, and the jewel on the cap still seems to shimmer. Inside, the silicone sac is still clear and supple. This pen has obviously been lovingly cared for and restored. Of course, the thing that sets this pen apart from the other "51s" out there is the nib. Greg has created an unusual 1.6 mm ball nib that would make either a fantastic signature pen, or one heck of a highlighter. I'd like $180, including US Priority Mail shipping anywhere in the US. The second pen, while still in excellent condition, shows just a little wear on the cap. This one is black and the nib is no less the equal of the blue pen. It too possesses a 1.6mm ball nib. The purchase price of $165.00 also includes Priority Mail shipping in the U.S. Reduced: 80% of original size [ 640 x 480 ] - Click to view full image Reduced: 80% of original size [ 640 x 480 ] - Click to view full image Usual rules apply - the first "I want it" gets the pen; Paypal accepted, cash-based PayPal strongly preferred over the credit/debit kind. In a pinch, I can take a credit card. Unless otherwise stated, shipping is an additional $6.00 via USPS priority mail, and multiple orders can be combined for reduced shipping charges. Due to the recent increase in global shipping rates, international customers, please add $15.00 for shipping. Feel free to email me with any questions. Insurance is available at an extra charge, but is not included in the listed price, so if you want it, please ask. James Partridge The Pear Tree Pen Company www.PearTreePens.com PearTreePens.blogspot.com Visit my CafePress store: www.cafepress.com/peartreepens