What's Your Favorite J Series Color/size?

[Federalist Pens]

In general, my favorite models are the J size pens in copper.

These are followed by the Blue, and Grey J pens.

 

Regards,

Frank

 

PS- That is a beauty Todd! (Blue Pinstripe!)

[adyf]

Currently using a copper J with a 9556 nib filled with Diamine Syrah and really enjoying it. I have a red and a blue J in the mail as we speak. Great pens for the price.

Edited June 4, 2011 by adyf

[tmenyc]

Tweex - you have my lovely red sj. It's the only nonblack one I have. All the others found other homes. Except for the desk pens!

 

Tim

[penrivers]

Esterbrooks,some J,lj, and sj.

[tweexcore]

Tweex - you have my lovely red sj. It's the only nonblack one I have. All the others found other homes. Except for the desk pens!

 

Tim

 

I know! And it is falling in love with that one that has made me decide I need another one of my own!

[Hangglidernerd]

no two ways about it...Esterbrook J pens are darn good looking... precious resin? we don't need no stinking precious resin....

[pb2]

My fave came completely NOS with original sunburst Relief.

 

http://i871.photobucket.com/albums/ab272/pendletonII/fishing%20pen/a9c15497.jpg

[WOBentley]

Red is my favorite and in a J size...but my personal favorite J in my possession is my Black J with the AAA logo on it...as a lifelong car guy it was an ultimate score!

Edited June 6, 2011 by WOBentley

[777]

My fave came completely NOS with original sunburst Relief.

 

http://i871.photobucket.com/albums/ab272/pendletonII/fishing%20pen/a9c15497.jpg

 

Oh boy! Pendleton! Were did you pick that thing up! I'd dye for an Estie nib that looked like that! Love the two-tone coloration! That's a real treasure you've got there...

 

Regards,

777

[pb2]

My fave came completely NOS with original sunburst Relief.

 

http://i871.photobucket.com/albums/ab272/pendletonII/fishing%20pen/a9c15497.jpg

 

Oh boy! Pendleton! Were did you pick that thing up! I'd dye for an Estie nib that looked like that! Love the two-tone coloration! That's a real treasure you've got there...

 

Regards,

777

 

Years ago on the Pentrace Board ( before I even knew FPN existed) someone popped on the marketplace and said he had bought this pen for $9 at a local antique shop in Johnstown ,PA and wondered if he could make a few dollars. Dumb as a log about what he had, or its value, I offered him $39 for it. He thought that was a fair deal and it has been my prize Estie ever since.