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Your Favorite Sheaffer Fountain Pen


Nathaniel Harter

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My fleet, updated...

 

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From left to right...

 

- Sheaffer Craftsman

- Sheaffer Balance Lifetime (vac fill)

- Sheaffer Statesman (vac fill)

- Sheaffer Admiral Snorkel

- Sheaffer Imperial 500 (touchdown)

- Sheaffer Imperial Triumph (touchdown)

- Sheaffer PFM III (snorkel)

- Sheaffer Stylist (C/C)

- Sheaffer Targa 1001 (C/C)

Nice pens Eduardo! I need to learn how to fix those vac fillers...

 

These are my two favs, an oversize and a undersized junior.

 

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The ever reliable No-nonsense and super smooth Sheaffer 300

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Looking for: Camlin pens (minus SD/Trinity/Elegante)

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Georges, the 3rd and 4th by the right are Sheaffer Legacy and the 4 others at their side PFM, aren't they?

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Georges, the 3rd and 4th by the right are Sheaffer Legacy and the 4 others at their side PFM, aren't they?

Yes, spot on :)

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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Definitely my round-ended school pens. Good 304 or 305 nibs (or their later F/M equivalents on the flat-ended variant) are incredibly smooth, they use current cartridges and you can check ink levels with the translucent/transparent barrel versions, a good one will start first time even after being ignored for a fortnight ... cheap, and nice colours.

 

And they're over 50 years old with that sense of history in them. In their own quiet way they're a classic ...

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Sheaffer Touchdown Imperial, inlaid fine nib. The newer Imperials with the converters are OK too.

 

The Touchdown is a reasonable resac and refurb job, easier than doing an Esterbrook. I love the desk pens too. An old Parker 51 cap will fit them.

"Don't hurry, don't worry. It's better to be late at the Golden Gate than to arrive in Hell on time."
--Sign in a bar and grill, Ormond Beach, Florida, 1960.

 

 

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