Old Stock and Recent acquisitions Only a few pens left. If any that remain unsold for a while, I will just save them for our children or grandchildren (imagine what these new old stock pens will sell for twenty or fifty years from now!) If you don't like a pen you bought, please don't ask for a refund or ask me to pay for return shipping. I'm not a business, and I'd rather not deal with difficult people. Regarding scratches on stainless steel pens, I don't think I have ever seen Trident or a MYU or Murex that did not have at least some light scratches, not even pens that had been sealed in their original sleeves in perfect mint condition. Some scratches are inevitable because the steel clutch spring inside the cap comes in contact with the body. The brushed steel is by definition a network of tiny "scratches" so this ought not to be an issue. These pens were made to take scratches with grace. As you use the pen, new scratches will inevitably come and will blend in with the finish in time. This process of "polishing by use" will make the pen more shiny. If you are the type of person who demands a flawless pen, and cannot stand scratches and are likely to complain about them, please do not buy a MYU or Murex -- or any older Japanese pen for that matter since they all have that steel clutch spring inside the cap. It will only cause problems for you and the seller. Back in the 1980's when Trident, MYU and Murex pens were available in pen shops in Japan, they did not come in their own special boxes, so I will wrap these pens will be in bubble wrap and pack them in sturdy three-sided boxes of corrugated board. Item PMY 7707A: Pilot MYU 701 (M-350SS) with fine nib This pen was produced in September 1976. Comes with its original price sticker.The new old stock Pilot fine nib MYU 701 pen (Item PMY 7707A) is $380.00 USD plus shipping . Item PMY 6625: Pilot MYU 701 (M-350SS) with fine nib which is still sealed in cellophane sleeve from the factory. Comes in its original cellophane sleeve with its original price sticker. The sleeve was open, so I removed the pen to take photos, and then returned it to its sleeve.The sealed new old stock Pilot fine nib MYU 701 pen (Item PMY 6625) is $390.00 USD plus shipping. Item PMY 7906A: Pilot MYU 701 (M-350SS) with medium nib This pen was produced in April 1978. Comes with its original price sticker.The new old stock Pilot medium nib MYU 701 pen (Item PMY 7906A) is $390.00 USD plus shipping . Item PMYS 7707B: Pilot Striped MYU 701 (M-500BS) with fine nib Comes in its original cellophane sleeve with its original price sticker. The sleeve was firmly sealed, so I did not attempt to open it to take photos.The new old stock Pilot fine nib Striped MYU (Item PMYS 7707B) is $510.00 USD plus shipping . Item PMR 71211A: New old stock Murex (MR-500SS) with fine nib I almost never see new old stock Murex pens anymore, so this is a rare find. This pen was produced in September 1978. Comes with its original price sticker.The new old stock Pilot fine nib Murex pen (Item PMR 71211A) is $350.00 USD plus shipping. Item ST 7206: New old stock steel Trident With original price sticker. The sticker has the kanji for both medium and fine which indicates that this is a rare Trident pen with a medium fine tip. Most Trident pens are fine point pens and have no point size indication on the sticker at all.![]() ![]() ![]() The Sailor steel Trident pen (item ST 7206) is $210.00 plus shipping. I can include a Pilot/Namiki converter for an extra $5.00 each, or a Sailor converter for $8.00 each.
|