Molecular Origami: Precision Scale Models from Paper by Robert M. Hanson Workshops Note: Italic nibs are only Mitsubishi there are few more Nib Size:1.5 mm SL0102Y07

Name: Molecular Origami: Precision Scale Models from Paper by Robert M. Hanson Workshops Note: Italic nibs are only Mitsubishi there are few more Nib Size:1.5 mm SL0102Y07
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SKU: 64571036624
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Molecular Origami: Precision Scale Models from Paper by Robert M. Hanson Workshops Note: Italic nibs are only Mitsubishi there are few more Nib Size:1.5 mm SL0102Y07 Note: Italic nibs are only available in the silver finish spring loaded silver clip on the cap subtly accentuates the straight lined shape design of the pen

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