Beijing Jinxing 28 - Pic Heavy

[mboschm]

A nice pen from China. By the way, it's Jinxing, not Xinjing

 

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To fill, squeeze the sac with your fingers till it's full.

 

Edited June 13, 2013 by mboschm

[rwilsonedn]

Thanks for the handwritten review! I agree: this pen feels and writes much better than I expected, too. I guess it dates from the time when Chinese pens were made in relatively small quantities for serious writers, not in huge numbers for a mass market.

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[lovemy51]

nice pen! i've seen them but haven't had a chance to buy it...

 

thx for the review!

[zdeveric]

I have just ordered one on ebay and looking forward to find it in my mailbox.