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My new Montegrappa 1930 Extra Bamboo Black that I traded my Edson for a few days ago :rolleyes:

 

Nigel

 

 

That's a sweet pen...but I don't know if I'd give up my Edson for it.....

Ron

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Gehaha Extremely Rare

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Hello,

 

you asked for green fountainpens ;)

1 - 11 Pelikan

12 Faber-Castell

13 Conway Stewart

14 Geha

15 - 18 Soennecken

19 Waterman

 

 

 

I love the green ones!

 

Best,

Anna

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I'm not a native speaker of the english language. My apologies in advance when I'm causing trouble by bad grammar, wrong vocabulary, misspelling - friendly correction always welcome!

 

 

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Anne Frank, "Diary" (14 years old)

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Would you believe an olive Parker 45? Proletarian, I know, but it writes like a dream. And (of course) I keep it filled with Skrip Green...

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Hello,

 

you asked for green fountainpens ;)

1 - 11 Pelikan

12 Faber-Castell

13 Conway Stewart

14 Geha

15 - 18 Soennecken

19 Waterman

 

 

 

I love the green ones!

 

Best,

Anna

 

 

beautiful collection!

 

"The truth shall set you free..." John 8:32

"When in doubt, tell the truth.." Mark Twain

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http://www.lamy.com/e8/e1032/items1229/LAMY_lime_visual_ger.jpg

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"A pen is certainly an excellent instrument to fix a man's attention and to inflame his ambition."

-John Adams

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My sweetheart has dark green eyes and for my next Nakaya I have only gotten as far as working out it will be green.

 

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I hope she never thinks to ask me about that sweet little blue platinum celluloid.

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My Shaw LE,

 

http://www.bsodmike.com/gallery2/d/23754-1/DSC04077.jpg

 

Also the Black Bamboo that's now in a better place ;)

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For sale: All in mint condition!! —Email me!

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  • * Montegrappa Extra 1930 Bamboo Black and Turtle Brown FPs (Both M-nibs)
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My jade green Duofold. What a great pen, no matter how much I write it doesn't balk at me. It only acts up when fed ink that's a bit too free flowing, as it is a wet writer.

Hey Ledzep girl, you really look like the late, great Frank Zappa!

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My only green pen is an Underwood (London) Piccadilly Eco that I purchased from Deirdre. It's a wonderful little pen. I'd like to acquire some more green pens. I've been eying the Aurora Optima in green auroloide :thumbup: .

"Instant gratification takes too long."-Carrie Fisher

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My only green pen is an Underwood (London) Piccadilly Eco that I purchased from Deirdre. It's a wonderful little pen. I'd like to acquire some more green pens. I've been eying the Aurora Optima in green auroloide :thumbup: .

The green Optima is a fine pen. I'll be getting a replacement eventually.

 

Here's the Underwood's bigger brother, the Piccadilly Stylo:

 

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3417/3494532349_f30a7fe1c3.jpg

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The only two green pens I have are a Waterman Phileas and a vintage Hero 616: the Hero is (Potty Mouth), so it's the Phileas.

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My only green pen is an Underwood (London) Piccadilly Eco that I purchased from Deirdre. It's a wonderful little pen. I'd like to acquire some more green pens. I've been eying the Aurora Optima in green auroloide :thumbup: .

The green Optima is a fine pen. I'll be getting a replacement eventually.

 

Here's the Underwood's bigger brother, the Piccadilly Stylo:

 

 

I've seen the Stylo and think it's beautiful. I'll probably get one eventually.

"Instant gratification takes too long."-Carrie Fisher

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http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i175/Gladtobemom/Pens/Esterbrooks.jpg

 

I think my green Esterbrook is a LJ, bit I'm not certain. I polished it with Reanaissance Wax and it's just a gem. I usually carry it with a Signature Stub (9284) (some people call it a music stub) It holds quite a lot of ink and just feels nice.

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Nothing as fancy as most pens here, but I love my old, beaten-up green Tombow. Now that Oxonian has repaired the nib, it's also back in service.

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This, I think, might be my favorite green pen.

 

http://www.richardspens.com/images/collection/zoomed/targa_1086.jpg

 

It's a Targa 1086 by Sheaffer.

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This, I think, might be my favorite green pen.

 

http://www.richardspens.com/images/collection/zoomed/targa_1086.jpg

 

It's a Targa 1086 by Sheaffer.

 

 

Mine, too. The green ronce Targa and green swirl Targa are neck-and-neck (or is that nib-and-nib?) for second place. Don't have their numbers. :happyberet:

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My only green pes are a 1929 Jade Green Sheaffer OS Balance and a camphor-smelling Columbus Academia.

Pedro

 

Looking for interesting Sheaffer OS Balance pens

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