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Today's couleur du jour was green:

Jinhao 159 Green, Medium (stock nib) with Thornton's Green.

 

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My Leedemore bamboo pen. Filled with Noodlers Bay State Blue ink. I believe "Leedemore" is just a marketing name but don't know who the actual maker is. Maybe others more knowledgeable about Chinese pens can offer a theory?

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Wing Sung 612 - A



Wing Sung 612 - A - It is a Fountain Pen with a hooded nib .


Length 13,9 cm ,


Filling System - It is aerometric ,


Color - Plastic barrel in burgundy red and golden metal cap , with a burgundy red plastic section .


Nib - A fine hooded nib .


Ink - Pelikan 4001, Royal Blue .


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I love Fountain Pens, with hooded nib in the classic style, Parker 51/61 type .



Ionut - Marius

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Baoer 517 in orange - it is a tiny bit too much M and relatively wet for a Baoer.

 

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And now, I see that I need the red one too. :)

Yes, you absolutely need the red. I have all the colors and usually have at least two in use daily.

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Wing Sung 712



Wing Sung 712 - It is a Fountain Pen with a hooded nib .


Length 14 cm ,


Filling System - It is aerometric ,


Color - Plastic barrel in burgundy red , golden metal cap with a burgundy red plastic section .


Nib - A fine to medium hooded nib .


Ink - Pelikan 4001, Royal Blue .


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I love Fountain Pens, with hooded nib in the classic style, Parker 51/61 type .



Ionut - Marius

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That Oyster looks lovely Helen, you present your pens so well, and always with nice complimentary inks.

 

Ian

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That Oyster looks lovely Helen, you present your pens so well, and always with nice complimentary inks.

 

Ian

 

Thanks Ian... :happyberet:

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Today I am using a sturdy Jinhao 159 black with gold trims. It's a very nice writer, with a smooth and juicy medium nib.

 

An overall good pen for the money.

 

Regards.

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Today I am using a sturdy Jinhao 159 black with gold trims. It's a very nice writer, with a smooth and juicy medium nib.

An overall good pen for the money.

Regards.

I have 2 black with chrome trim. I'll soon get one with the gold-plated furniture. They look nice too.

The prizes of life are never to be had without trouble - Horace
Kind words do not cost much, yet they accomplish much - Pascal

You are never too old to set a new goal or dream a new dream - C.S. Lewis

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Still fiddling with the LingMo Lorelei - F. Nib. Did a bit of smoothing, and now the nib writes more like I would prefer. I like the color - reminds me of amber. Like the Hero 616, it is a lightweight pen, though the Lorelei has a wider diameter. My 616 nib writes more like a medium, and the Lorelei writes a fine. Filing system: Aerometric. Have used it the past few days to write some conference notes and to work on a word puzzle (as well as working with my HuaHong Oyster)

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Still fiddling with the LingMo Lorelei - F. Nib. Did a bit of smoothing, and now the nib writes more like I would prefer. I like the color - reminds me of amber. Like the Hero 616, it is a lightweight pen, though the Lorelei has a wider diameter. My 616 nib writes more like a medium, and the Lorelei writes a fine. Filing system: Aerometric. Have used it the past few days to write some conference notes and to work on a word puzzle (as well as working with my HuaHong Oyster)

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That yellow LingMo is very attractive. Wonder how it will hold up. It's shape looks a lot like that of the Jinhao 992 (I guess they're both an hommage to the Sailor Procolor). I suppose LingMo belongs to Jinhao (?).

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That yellow LingMo is very attractive. Wonder how it will hold up. It's shape looks a lot like that of the Jinhao 992 (I guess they're both an hommage to the Sailor Procolor). I suppose LingMo belongs to Jinhao (?).

 

I do not believe that LingMo belongs to Jinhao. Over the next couple of months I plan on putting the Lorelei to work to see just how well it will hold up. There is another review on the Loreli you might find interesting:

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/317379-lingmo-lorelei-review/

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