What's Your Biggest Pen

[jimhughes]

I have a friend , Chi Town, who has what we have named a Louisville Slugger, T Ball Bat. He says the official name is a Dani Trio Baby Gen-Kai, but he won't loan it out to the kids to play T ball with.

[ink-syringe]

my work here is done.

[Water Ouzel]

Edison Collier, next is Pilot Custom 823.

[sevenof9]

a nice springy M1000 with an F nib.... 7

[Runnin_Ute]

Lamy Al Star my longest.

True Writer Silver Anniversary is my heaviest.

[mitto]

my Waterman Expert mk1.

[RyanM]

Mine would be a Montverde Infinity. It is easily the heaviest pen I own.

[siopaopei]

My longest at the moment is the Bexley Corona. The biggest (based on girth) is still the TWSBI Micarta.

[CoolFool]

Longest: Edison Hudson

 

Fattest: A custom design by Shawn Newton - I asked him to create a pen that approximated the the shape of an old-style long surfboard. Those boards tend to be about 9 feet long by 2 feet wide. Obviously, Shawn had to cheat on those proportions, but the pen still has a wide girth. Fortunately, I like fat pens. That one is the favorite of my collection.

[______Zaphod_Beeblebrox]

Never cared much for a "large" pen. I guess the largest one I have is my Conway Stewart Churchill Excalibur.

 

I prefer Solid Sterling Silver pens like my Onoto Aviator that weights 95 grams!

 

Cramer

[Arkanabar]

My biggest pen is a Noodler's Ahab ... or maybe my Sheaffer PFM II. It hasn't come back from restoration yet, so I can't compare. But I think the Ahab is likely bigger. I suspect the PFM is the heaviest pen I own.

[Oldane]

Conway-Stewart Churchill.

[CoolFool]

Edison Hudson, so long it doesn't quite fit in its slot in the display case, but very light, just the way I like them.

 

 

Fattest pen is the Newton "Surf at the Beach" I love the way this pen feels in my hand!

[Ccnati]

Jinhao x450

[TeaHive]

Noodler's Neponset!

[perth]

Parker Duofold Senior/Montblanc 149

[georgeb]

Guider Jumbo

[Cordovian]

My biggest is a Delta Dolcevita IT demonstrator.

[kbrede]

My largest is a Franklin Christoph Model 19.

 

http://www.franklin-christoph.com/model-19-1901.html

 

Kent