u/CreatingCuteArt

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Omas Bologna Ballpoint Pen - Grigio Luminoso, A1 (never inked/used), purchased at a pen show so original packaging, $125

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SOLD Pelikan M805 Limited Edition in Blue Dunes, love the chatoyant swirls and coordinating black swoops, Medium 18k nib, A2, $565 SOLD

SOLD Pilot Custom 67 Abalonized with red abalone and mother of pearl with a custom Monoline grind on the gold Fine nib done by Kirk Speer. Abalone work done by Ong Dinh Bao Tri. Would be A2 but for grind, must put D. $280 SOLD

SOLD Visconti Voyager Lavender Isle (Atlas Exclusive) with a Medium 18k nib, A2, gorgeous material and very comfortable in the hand. $595 SOLD

SOLD Esterbrook Estie Oversized rare special edition Candy with Broad nib. I bought it second hand with this nib but the box says it originally had a scribe, so while I would mark it A2 it has to be marked D. $295 SOLD

SOLD Lamy x Itoya Japanese exclusive Safari in Pink Copper 03 Edition, with a Kanji black nib (like an architect), A2 condition, $90 SOLD

SOLD TWSBI Eco Slate Onyx with 1.1 stub nib, inked once, small scratch on the cap to the bottom right of the clip (see picture), B, $45 SOLD

(Omas cut for separate listing)

I often look at my collection (some of my collection in pics included) and wonder why I ever have the urge to buy more pens. I absolutely do have that urge, and I'm trying to reign it in, but when I look at the pens I have I get such a thrill--gazing at, filling, and using them-- I wonder where the desire for more even comes from. Is there a way to really accept and believe that I have *enough* and to be calm and satisfied with the collection, such that I can stop collecting more?