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Phoenix Pen Kits

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Hi all - does anyone know a current source for Phoenix pen kits?
(Preferably in the UK)

I had a few from Stiles & Bates but they've now discontinued them and not having much luck in tracking down an alternative source.

Thanks

Tony
 
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Morse said:
Axminster import PSI kits.
Phoenix Rising Pen Kits at Penn State Industries

Axminster also have,
Phoenix Rising Antique Brass Twist Pen Kit - Pen & Pencil Kits - Woodturning Kits - Lathe Accessories - Machinery Accessories - Accessories | Axminster Tools & Machinery

Hope these are the ones your looking for.
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Hi Dave,
Thanks for the suggestion but ....
Unfortunately not the same kit.
I'm not sure that they are PSI kits - the packaging I have gives a stock number of: 110621 PHPNC Phoenix Pen Kit Chrome - though of course that might a Stiles & Bates code
 
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Hi Melanie - yes this is the one,thanks.

I would ideally like to source in the UK but failing that will follow-up directly with these people in the US

Thanks again
 
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Grateful for you raising the question Tony my daughter i8s coming over soon from the US and I will get her to bring sme as well, good thing also was the pack of five red ink refills I have been searching for she is a 16yrs in America teacher, red is commonly used by teachers fo9r editing, marking etc.

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