My Red J & Blue SJ

[KCkc]

I am still trying to load photos into a post.

The picture was taken with a loaner and the colors are more vibrant in person.

 

I find the flex nibs of Esties quite fascinating.

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/ebaywatch888/IMG_0001.jpg

 

Estie

Edited April 9, 2005 by KCkc

[Keith with a capital K]

KC - Now that is just simply lovely... a beautiful shot, beautiful pens, and some pretty writing.

[KCat]

very nice indeed. I have a Copper but the blue is starting to appeal to me also.

[Ann Finley]

Ah KCkc, I see which Esties & nibs you have now! And I agree with Keith's comments. Glad you're enjoying the Esties. I have one like each of those in my collection.

 

Ann

Edited April 10, 2005 by Ann Finley

[mr_inky]

Love those Esties! An Esterbrook was the first FP I bought which started me down the slippery slope of collecting!

 

Very nice pics!

[Stompy]

Wow!

 

Those are some seriously shiny pens.

[Keith with a capital K]

There are few vinatge pens I have seen that hold up as well as Esterbrooks as even after being used regularly over very long periods this shine will remain.

 

I use several of these pens that were mint when I got them and they still look as good as the day they arrived.

[KCat]

Wow!

 

Those are some seriously shiny pens.

A lot of the Estie colors are like that. As Keith said - they really hold up.

 

They almost feel oily to the touch for me. not uncomfortable or slippery - but ... well maybe waxy is the better term. Just lovely color IMO.

[Maja]

Great photo, KCkc! You could make that into your computer wallpaper....Beautiful!

[KCkc]

Dear Maja and all,

You are right, looks pretty nice as a wall paper = ) Thanks for the encouragement = )