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We will email you back with your order
total (PA residents please add 6% sales tax)
Credit cards, for the quickest fulfillment of
your order, are accepted through PayPal, a secure site allowing you
to use your credit card without us even seeing the information. If
you'd like to make use of this credit card service, please let us
know when you email your order and address, and we'll email youthe
appropriate Request for Payment, and instructions for the simple
payment procedure (you don't need to join PayPal to use it).
If you would like us process your credit
card directly instead, then please email us:
1. Card # (dividing this number in two, between two emails, will
ensure security)
2. Expiration date
3. Name on card
4. Address for billing statement
5. Card verification # (3-digit number printed on the back of your
card. It appears after and to the right of your card number, or
4-digit number on the front of your AMEX card).
If you'd rather pay by money order or
check, kindly make payable to:
His Nibs.com
434 N. Leh St., 1A
Allentown, PA 18104
We ship via insured Priority Mail
(email for cost)
Thanks for having a look, and please stop back
frequently as more pens are added!
Important note about
OUR SERVICE: Every nib that ships
from His Nibs is closely examined under high magnification and
tuned or adjusted if needed. About 85% of modern nibs need some adjustment
out-of-the-box from the manufacturer
for an optimal writing experience. Most commonly, the tines of the nib are
misaligned -- which would cause
scratchiness at the minimum; the slit between the tines is partially or
fully closed -- which would starve the nib of ink and
at best cause skipping; or the slit between the tines is too wide --
which will either again cause skipping, or conversely,
flooding. There are other factors -- such as separation of the nib
from the feed -- that are inspected and repaired
before any pen leaves the Palace.
The only 100% guarantee of course
comes when the pen is
actually filled with ink and written with for the first time, but
our pre-shipping inspections and tunings have eliminated 99.99999 (my finger is
getting tired) of the frustrations that a
customer experiences when first using a new fountain pen. Although this can be
time-consuming on occasion, it affords
our customers a much more pleasant experience when receiving a fountain pen from
His Nibs -- and saves us the
frustration of dealing with returns!
