This morning I settled a case, and left my best pen with my wife and the assistant for the other lawyer to draw up the papers.
I had another nice pen in my pocket, and after a long day I asked for my best pen back, and she couldn’t find it.
I’m the most privileged, spoiled, and pampered man on this earth. I can’t count my nice pens any more than I can count all my pipes, watches and pocket knives. My best pen is engraved with my name on it, and I said it will likely show up, and if not I’m not going to grieve over one pen of too many. I’ll just use that as an excuse to replace the Mont Blanc rollerball I lost twenty years ago that’s not shown up yet.
My staff went on working on my behalf, leaving me free to look for Mont Blanc pens on eBay.
Geezus. New ones range from $39 to $300 and they all look the same.
About then, my wife found my best pen inside a file, and my thoughts of another Mont Blanc subsided.
But there are lots of fake luxury pens out there.
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I splurged $9 for a genuine Parker pen, no doubt made someplace far across the ocean, but it’s cheap, not a cheap fake.
![92B853FB-4FE8-4E7E-BE13-84F17FF8656B.jpeg 92B853FB-4FE8-4E7E-BE13-84F17FF8656B.jpeg](https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/data/attachments/186/186163-562e8196884ea6784c93b82061cb2b99.jpg)
There’s nothing in this world somebody won’t steal the brand name of and make a fake, except a genuine Star Grade Lee, and that’s only because they aren’t worth faking.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Watch out for fake luxury pens.
I wonder what is a safe way, to buy a luxury pen?
I had another nice pen in my pocket, and after a long day I asked for my best pen back, and she couldn’t find it.
I’m the most privileged, spoiled, and pampered man on this earth. I can’t count my nice pens any more than I can count all my pipes, watches and pocket knives. My best pen is engraved with my name on it, and I said it will likely show up, and if not I’m not going to grieve over one pen of too many. I’ll just use that as an excuse to replace the Mont Blanc rollerball I lost twenty years ago that’s not shown up yet.
My staff went on working on my behalf, leaving me free to look for Mont Blanc pens on eBay.
Geezus. New ones range from $39 to $300 and they all look the same.
About then, my wife found my best pen inside a file, and my thoughts of another Mont Blanc subsided.
But there are lots of fake luxury pens out there.
![www.penboutique.com](https://www.penboutique.com/cdn/shop/articles/montblancpensfakebanner.jpg?v=1615218438)
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I splurged $9 for a genuine Parker pen, no doubt made someplace far across the ocean, but it’s cheap, not a cheap fake.
![92B853FB-4FE8-4E7E-BE13-84F17FF8656B.jpeg 92B853FB-4FE8-4E7E-BE13-84F17FF8656B.jpeg](https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/data/attachments/186/186163-562e8196884ea6784c93b82061cb2b99.jpg)
There’s nothing in this world somebody won’t steal the brand name of and make a fake, except a genuine Star Grade Lee, and that’s only because they aren’t worth faking.
Watch out for fake luxury pens.
I wonder what is a safe way, to buy a luxury pen?