Sheaffer No Nonsense Fountain Pen

[rcmirani]

Enclosing picture of Sheaffer no nonsense fountain pen in different colors and design

[jar]

Neat.

[rcmirani]

Neat.

As soon as I receive them I will post better pictures.

[Black Rose]

I have a purple one and a yellow one. Medium and Fine nibs.

 

Very comfortable to write with.

[M@rtin]

I like the "retro" look of these pens.

[Spitzner]

I collect these. Fun, affordable, and great writers.

 

Pam

[rcmirani]

I collect these. Fun, affordable, and great writers.

 

Pam

Great Value for money.

[PaperDarts]

I used to have fistfuls of these pens years ago- ended up giving away all but three, which are terrific writers (F and one M nib). I still think of the purple transparent one I gave to someone at the office years ago. Sigh...

[rcmirani]

One more picture of Sheaffer No nonsense fountain pen in red color and different shape

 

http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh306/rcmirani/Sheaffer%20Pen/nnred.jpg

[ticoun]

One more picture of Sheaffer No nonsense fountain pen in red color and different shape

 

http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh306/rcmirani/Sheaffer%20Pen/nnred.jpg

 

this one is not a nononsense, but a cartridge pen aka school pen.

[rcmirani]

One more picture of Sheaffer No nonsense fountain pen in red color and different shape

 

http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh306/rcmirani/Sheaffer%20Pen/nnred.jpg

 

this one is not a nononsense, but a cartridge pen aka school pen.

Thank you for advising us the name. Do you know how much is it ?

[mackthepen]

I remember having a couple of these at school - probably in the early 80s - and always ended up getting rid of them because they seemed to leak more than their contemporaries (Platignum and Parker 25) - although I do remember them being good writers.

 

Andrew

[rcmirani]

I remember having a couple of these at school - probably in the early 80s - and always ended up getting rid of them because they seemed to leak more than their contemporaries (Platignum and Parker 25) - although I do remember them being good writers.

 

Andrew

 

Sheaffer has taken care of the problem with the leak.

We have sold several pens to students who use them regularly and they have no complaints.

[TorPelikan]

The nibs and the feeds of Sheaffer School Pens are almost identical to those of No Nonsense Pens.

 

They are good writers.

And no leakage I'd experienced.

But the ink will easily dry up when left only for a few days.

 

They are made in China perhaps for the purpose of cost reduction as you can see by photo, but it's no problem.

The problem is the design of the cap.

The cap snaps on firmly, but the inner cap is not designed to seal the front part of the section.

 

I've found it's useful to keep the pen in a air-tight container.

But, for schoolchildren, to use the pen everyday maybe easier.

 

 

Tor