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Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2007 5:54 AM
To: Traci - Customer Service Manager

Subject: Order received in Iraq

Traci,
I had to drop you an e-mail and tell you I just received my order of pens. They are great and I was able to give them to my friends as late Christmas gifts. They were very pleased. I can also say that the pens are durable as one I carry was with me when my vehicle was targeted by a roadside bomb. We all got out with minor injuries, but vehicle was destroyed and my pen still works great. Thanks again.

"De Oppresso Liber!"
S. Cutter

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Description of the Fisher Pressurized Refill

Fisher Space Pens are used by NASA on all manned space flights since 1967 because it is the only type of pen that will write satisfactorily in the vacuum of Space. The Fisher Space Pen will write at any angle, even upside down. We believe it to be the smoothest writing, most dependable pen in the world. (For more detailed technical information, read at our Space Pen Story).

Your Fisher Space Pen is unconditionally guaranteed to give you good, satisfactory service both here on Earth and in Space.

At the Writer's Edge, we carry the entire line of Fisher Space Pens (all 70+ models). Unless otherwise specified all pens come gift boxed, and we will gladly ship your order anywhere in the world.

Space Pen Inventor Paul C. Fisher with Jim Jobin, Owner of The Writer's Edge

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