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  1. 19th August 2006, 04:16 PM #1
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    Default New pen kits coming for Australian market

    Very soon I will be starting to import some pen kits the most of which have never been seen in Australia before. We will have a catalogue ready to send to anyone who is interested by the middle of next week. If you would like one please give me a call on 0437690533 and i will post one as soon as they are ready.

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  3. 19th August 2006, 04:56 PM #2
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    hi mate, out of curiosity, what is your store and does it have a website.

    what type of kits do you have.

    btw, i would like a catalogue. i'll send ya a pm

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    Hi I like a catalogue to please
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    Can we have a little more info regarding mandrils, drills, pen mills etc.
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    Frogiie

    Why not just scan yr catalogue and post it?
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    I would like a catalogue please.

    any idea on the cost of these kits?
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    dylan, as i understand it, they are very high quality kits and they are pretty exensive compared to the cheapy kits. How ever i may be wrong,....certainly worth a look into or just having them there for special occasions etc
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    The range of kits can be seen at the following websites.

    Berea Hardwoods

    http://www.bereahardwoods.com/new/

    Arizona Silhouette

    http://www.arizonasilhouette.com/

    I've brought in a few kits from Arizona (before he stopped sending overseas). Things like the Baron (pen and fountain pen) and the Cigar (pen and pencil).
    Arizona prices are very competative but unfortunately he won't export anymore. As has been said before, the platings on these kits are much superior to what we normally get in Australia.

    Another thing to bear in mind, some Berea kits use the type "A" mandrel and some use the type "B". There are also a few different type of bushes and drills required. But all in all, IMHO well worth it.

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    Froggie, are you going to get those seperate center band and clips so that you can personalise your pens?
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    Froggie would be interest to see a catalouge as well.
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