Sanyal Soumitra's Mini Chinese Pen Reviews

[sanyalsoumitra]

HERO 767 Art Deco

 

[mrmohitmishra]

Sir, please also upload writing samples like you used to

[sanyalsoumitra]

HERO 2017

 

[sanyalsoumitra]

Sir, please also upload writing samples like you used to

Yes Sir, I will start that after a while.

[sanyalsoumitra]

HERO 9086

 

[sanyalsoumitra]

Porcelain Body pen Ex-Hong Kong

 

 

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HERO 9281 slim pen.

 

[sanyalsoumitra]

HERO Doctor 523

 

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HERO Vintage Students pen

 

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^{HUAHONG 913}

 

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Huahong Special, no number

 

 

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^{Jinhao 952}

 

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Jinhao 9909

 

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Jinhao slim abalone shell

 

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Lanbitou 8022

 

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Luoshi , un-known model number.

 

Edited December 10, 2014 by sanyalsoumitra

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Luoshi 390

 

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Qibao 366

 

[mrmohitmishra]

Sir, this post reminds me of Surendranath Dasgupta's , " A history of Indian Philosophy".

 

It is being made with such meticulousness and tenacity of will and purpose that could only be expected of a Bengoli manush. I have been to Kolkata a few times, and have read a lot of Bengali literature, and the Bengoli love for details and their quest for perfection has always amazed and humbled me.

 

Kudos to you sir. Keep up the great work you are doing... of cataloging something very few pay attention to but which is equally if not more important to the history of Fountain Pens.

[sanyalsoumitra]

Sir, this post reminds me of Surendranath Dasgupta's , " A history of Indian Philosophy".

 

It is being made with such meticulousness and tenacity of will and purpose that could only be expected of a Bengoli manush. I have been to Kolkata a few times, and have read a lot of Bengali literature, and the Bengoli love for details and their quest for perfection has always amazed and humbled me.

 

Kudos to you sir. Keep up the great work you are doing... of cataloging something very few pay attention to but which is equally if not more important to the history of Fountain Pens.

Dear Sir, thank you for the kind words. These low cost pens give a huge variety and each deserves a mention- it all started with that in mind. However, once started, I found it is time consuming as well-so it would keep me busy for a while. I am almost done with my Chinese pens-save about 50 odd pens remaining to photograph. For Indian pens both vintage & contemporary there are about 100 pieces. Also there are some vintage/ current pilots/ sheafers/etc- not many though. All these wil take some more time.