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Fantastic can only begin to describe the beautiful MB nibs. I have a few so being able to se so many of them on real pens is really great. Thanks to all who shared their photos.

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A Mb 134 meisterstuck nib.

 

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Farmdogfan- WOW!!!!!!

 

Before and after shots? Who did the restoration work? Great pen btw.

 

Regards

 

Con

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Thank you Con.

 

I just cleaned it up a bit, nothing special, water removes most af the old ink.

 

The barrel of the pen is rubbish so i got it mainly as a spareparts pen . but i´m looking for a usable barrel.

 

Regards Per

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MB slimline.

 

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farmdogfan, I'm pleased to see this nib as I have the same one on my slimline pen (no supporting paperwork). I was worried it was a fake as it doesn't show whether it is 14K or 18K and the design is rather plain. I presume it may be 14K?

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Two of my 50's 146 (OBB with about 1.5mm and OB, both semiflex) framing my 90's 149 (F, stiff).

 

Interestingly the right 146 is almost a monotone nib in this flashlight photo, while under daylight it's still a bitone nib. I guess the plating has been thinned out very much during the last 60 years.

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That's a good example why I prefer the older MBs: the nib is not so crowded with some funny engravings and the section is curved, which means my grip is much more comfortable.

 

And one more, fresh from the bottle (MB Lavender Purple) - no further explanations necessary I guess...

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Greetings,

Michael

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A 149 75th Anniversary Special Edition

 

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Wow... Wow Wow

 

Those are incredible pics and a gold mine for nib reference Thank you very much to all contibutors

 

Superb thread

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How do you guys take these great pics? I'm holding my breath, wiping sweat trying to not shake and still my pics don't seem to have that punch

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I love these nibs and their sizes. brilliant!

'The Yo-Yo maneuver is very difficult to explain. It was first perfected by the well-known Chinese fighter pilot Yo-Yo Noritake. He also found it difficult to explain, being quite devoid of English.

So we left it at that. He showed us the maneuver after a sort. B*****d stole my kill.'

-Squadron Leader K. G. Holland, RAF. WWII China.

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This is one of the most beautiful pen photography on this very side. Thanks to everybody for these stunning nib photos. :wub:

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