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HisNibs.com update -- Halloween approaches, earlier than ever
September 27th, 2009

Greetings,

Twenty years ago it was Christmas decorations
that started earlier and earlier. Ten years
ago it was Thanksgiving. Now, the beginning
of September ushers in Halloween. Who am I to
argue?

Lai Yee has found two new spooky patterns for
your pen rolls and pouches. Take a look...if
you dare!

In keeping with the approaching holiday --
still more than a month distant -- we offer
glow-in-the-dark glue sticks and Gargoyles &
Dragons pens.

Join us on our Facebook fan page!

On the blog...Umberto Eco: The lost art of
handwriting

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* Scary pen rolls
* Glow-in-the-dark glue sticks
* Gargoyles & Dragons pens
* 'His Nibs' page on Facebook
* On the blog...Umberto Eco: The lost art of handwriting

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Scary pen rolls




Like any of the fabric patterns shown, Lai
Yee can make these into 8-pen and 4-pen
rolls, or 2-pen pouches. Please be patient if
it takes a day or two for her to make yours!

See other patterns here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/pen_rolls.htm


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Glow-in-the-dark glue sticks



Whether used to seal your mysterious missives
with a signet ring, or to reattach that
dangling eye on your Halloween mask, this
will get their attention -- when the lights
go out!

More here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/sealing_wax.htm

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Gargoyles & Dragons pens



The diabolical ballpoints always sell out
fast. Is it some special power they have?

See more photos here... - http://www.hisnibs.c...les-dragons.htm

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'His Nibs' page on Facebook


Click here to visit our Facebook page -
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On the blog...Umberto Eco: The lost art of handwriting



Novelist, philosopher and author of 'The Name
of the Rose' says "The crisis began with the
ballpoint pen. Handwriting no longer had
soul, style or personality."

See the September 23rd entry here.... - http://hisnibs.blogspot.com


Regards,

Norman Haase
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