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What could honor Gandhi more than...
October 2, 2009
By
Steve Poftak
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…a $23,000 “
limited-edition fountain pen in 18-carat solid gold… engraved with Gandhi’s image and tricked out with a saffron-colored mandarin garnet on the clip and a rhodium-plated nib
” from Montblanc?
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