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Left-handed writing pens

Post by T.i.p.s.y »

Does anyone know where I can buy left-handed writing pens on the high street? I can buy some online but I need one for Tuesday so need to get hold of one tomorrow, whether it be in a specialist shop in London or a well-known store. Thanks!
yoyo123
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Post by yoyo123 »

Ther are some very good ones made by stabilo I think. I'll google and find out.

You can get left handed nobs for fountain pens , my friend had one at school.
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Post by yoyo123 »

http://www.anythingleft-handed.co.uk/st ... _move.html

I bought Master yoyo a right handed one in Sainsbury's I know they had Left hande ones too.
Susan
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Post by Susan »

Perhaps this shop would be able to help?

Pen Heaven

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They have a section of children's pens, which say they're for left-handed people.

Susan
T.i.p.s.y

Post by T.i.p.s.y »

Thanks yoyo and Susan. I found the stabilo online and they look good. I'll check the sainsbury website but if anyone knows of any shops....

Do you think John Lewis sells them or even Harrods? :shock: I NEVER shop in Harrods but am in the area tomorrow.
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Post by Bewildered »

WHSmiths and Tescos sell the Stabilo.
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Post by Sally-Anne »

Do check that you are getting the left-handed one - the display tray in our local stationers always has both L & R in it!
T.i.p.s.y

Post by T.i.p.s.y »

Thanks for this. They aren't advertised online in the stores you've all mentioned but I will have a wander round each one tomorrow in the hope I can get one. :)
Ed's mum
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Post by Ed's mum »

Apparently (no experience of them myself) the LAMY fountain pens that are definitely for sale in WHSmith are supposed to be perfect for left-handers.

My husband and both children are all left-handed but manage well with normal pens, however, I once got into a conversation with a mother of three left-handed children who swore by this make of pen.
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Post by Rover »

I agree LAMY's are great for left handers, it revolutionised my daughters handwriting.
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