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Parker 51 aero midnight blue broad nib

Parker 75 sterling silver medium nib

Parker 51 aero demi gold fine nib.

Filled with Pelikan 4001 blue, turquoise and green ink respectively.

Khan M. Ilyas

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P41 in Pale Green, medium nib. I loooooove the minty, off-white color. I wish it had a finer nib, but I suppose not ALL my pens need to be EFs and needlepoints.

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Fussy Parker Sonnet with Parker Quink Permanent Blue. I've decided that this is a bad combination. Dried out. Quick lick got no results. Coffee dip didn't get 'er done. Primed a couple drops and finally got a little something going on. That combination is out. Time to try a different ink with this pen.

Qui tam pro domino rege quam pro se ipso in hac parte sequitur.

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A black streamline Duofold Senior with a British imprint, so I assume it dates to the 1940's. It is producing a wet fine line which is perfect for small writing.

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Parker 75 kind of day:

 

Parker 75 Flighter with Quink Blue-Black

Parker 75 Silver Barleycorn with Iro Kon-Peki

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A 45 Arrow blue with broad stub 14k gold nib and a 45 early Flighter (black plastic barrel end) with 14k gold M nib. Inked with Pelikan 4001 blue and green respectively.

 

Edited to add the word 'gold' twice in the nibs description.

Edited by mitto

Khan M. Ilyas

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A red black marble Duofold NS dating from 1949? (nib is 35 9) with a great ball of tipping which is as smooth as anything. Just bought it at a local charity shop for £25.

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Parker Vacumatic Junior (Red Shadow Wave, F? nib) for my journal entry.

Parker 51 Aero Demi (Plum, M nib), for making notes (ingredients lists for the pies I had entered in the cooking contest at an event I was at; and writing down my answers for a scavenger hunt: small numbered signs with pictures of numbers posted on them, and you had to write down all the numbers -- which were in no particular order or arrangement and stuck up all over the site, both inside and out....

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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I've been doing some fun flexy writing with my FrankenParker Challenger (has an E. Faber nib and a Striped Duofold blindcap), and I've been doing some journalling with the new (to me) 41 in Pale Green. :D

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