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  1. Shanghai Knife Dude
    Ti136 is a name I gave it to. The official name is "P136 Titanium". It is titanium, and it is a variation of P136, why not call it Ti136. what a splendid name! Pro: two surface finishing, matt & hammer functional piston cap (and more parts) is interchangeable with Mon...
  2. VillersCotterets
    The Chinese text highlights that the pump-filler is highly practical, enabling a complete fill with just a few button presses.
  3. Dan Carmell
    As seen on a small, new AliExpress store. This could be a hand made item, not an official new version of the titanium P136. I guess we will see. If anything could get me to buy an addition to my hammered version, this would be it. It appears there’s a lot more enthusiasm and praise for the...
  4. Dan Carmell
    Imagine my surprise when my Moonman A1 in one of the new colorways arrived with a F nib installed! There was no nib choice buying, since there’s never been an option to EF. I was shocked by the big ball of tipping compared to the EF. More nib choices coming, if only F & M?
  5. Dan Carmell
    I’m told that Majohn is introducing the P139 this coming weekend. It is being introduced in two sizes, apparently, with a #6 in the smaller pen and a distinctly new (as the photo shows) #8 in the larger pen. The clip and overall shape may be vaguely familiar (lol) but the cap band is disti...
  6. donnweinberg
    I am providing an initial review of the Majohn (aka Moonman) model T6 "City Light" fountain pen. The T6 is available in 6 versions, divided into 2 overlay styles. I am showing only the "City Light" overlay style here, but all 6 versions of the T6 have the same size, weight, shape, etc. I purchase...
  7. Shanghai Knife Dude

    Majohn M8 - Raden

    Shanghai Knife Dude posted a topic in Fountain Pen Reviews

    I bought it in 2009, when Majohn was still called Moonman. It was maybe the first try run of Majohn to reach a, relatively speaking, higher market. This pen was 20 dollars or higher. For some reason, this pen did not sell well (maybe a USD20 Moonman was too much for the market), and was discontinued...
  8. Dan Carmell
    A lot of new pens out just now, but an interesting new pen is the Majohn N102, a combination fountain pen/pencil. I have one in black on order and hope to report on it soon. I was intrigued by it immediately because it harkens back to the combo pen/pencils of the classic fountain era. These combos h...
  9. VillersCotterets
    I am not sure about the model name, maybe A1, but Majohn/Moonman has definitively released a metal Capless clone as seen in several video reviews on several Chinese websites. I'll post more photographs when I found some. It's so similar to the Capless, I wonder if it's produced under licence. The on...
  10. VillersCotterets

    Majohn T5

    VillersCotterets posted a topic in China, Korea and Others (Far East, Asia)

    Apparently available in EF, F and M nibs. Four subtle barrel colours 🟥, 🟩, 🟦 and frosted ⬛. Piston and an ink window.
  11. A Smug Dill
    Writing sample in Moonman blue-black cartridge ink

    From the album: Ink performance testing

    After a long soak:

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  12. A Smug Dill
    Moonman logos on different nib styles in various models

    From the album: Chinese pens

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  13. A Smug Dill

    Five nominally #6 Chinese nibs

    A Smug Dill posted a gallery image in FPN Image Albums

    Five nominally #6 Chinese nibs

    From the album: Size and shape comparisons

    I didn't have a loose PenBBS nib handy at the time the photo was taken, but eyeballing one inside a transparent nib housing, its length is in-between that of the HongDian and the Moonman.

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