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My latest pen, a Karas Kustoms Fountain K in copper...seen here with my EDC pocket pen the Kaweco Brass Sport.

 

 

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Talk about heavy metal! The Copper weighs in at around 93.5 grms, while the svelt Kaweco is a mere 43 grms. Both great for the pocket and the bag. The background is a wonderful Chic Sparrow Creme Classic, which arrived at the same time as the Karas Kustom pen. Very, very happy to be using both of them today. :)

 

I know it's so predictable, but yes, I inked the Copper pen with...Diamine Ancient Copper. Natch. :D

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Sailor 1911 Large, black with rhodium trim, Naginata-togi Medium nib, inked with Shosiakan Seiran.

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Shosiakan Seiran

 

Sailor 1911 Large, black with rhodium trim, Naginata-togi Medium nib, inked with Shosiakan Seiran.

 

Shosiakan Seiran? That's a new one on me. What colour is it?

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Custom made by Ratnamson, Ambitious nib, pink ebonite

 

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That's a nice looking pen.

 

What sort of nib is that? Gold/steel? Custom made? :)

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Fred

....and a perpetual loss I feel if

knowing..I believe a falsehood

or deny the truth.

~ Al- Ma'arri

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I just stare in awe at all the comments. Not because there are so many, but because at all the beautiful and nice pens you have. (Me being a kid means no MB's here!) I guarantee you I dont have a single vintage pen (Ok, maybe my cross classic century II from Ireland might be a little old, but not vintage.)

 

Today, I Use a Platinum 3376# Century Chartres Blue w/ Rhodium trim and Black Parker Quink.

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Pilot CH 912, SU nib, inked with Iroshizuku Kon-Peki. Got it today. Mixed feelings...

Practice, patience, perseverance

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The pen in rotation is Waterman Kultur ( fine nib) and it is inked with Diamine Majestic Blue. The pen is absolute wet writer and the ink has a beautiful stunning golden sheen. I love this ink.



The thought inspiration for today comes from Ambrose Bierce, an Amercian writer and critic. And theme for the thought is anger.



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The pen is a absolute lovely wet writer but has problem with hard starts. ( whether its ink or pen I have to determine that) And I wonder why it is not listed on Waterman webpage and I got this pen via my friend whose girl was travelling to France. It is easily available in France in many stationary stores.



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The ink is just plain gorgeous, love the flow, the lubrication, the colour and top of that all, the massive sheen.



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Noodler's FPC, flex nib -- Diamine Oxford Blue.

Cross Solor, F nib -- Akkerman #13 Simplisties Violet.

Parker Vector, F nib -- Akkerman #10 Ijzer Galnoten Blauw Zwart.

Parker Vacumatic Junior, F (ish) nib -- Waterman Mysterious Blue.

 

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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The pen in rotation is Waterman Kultur ( fine nib) and it is inked with Diamine Majestic Blue. The pen is absolute wet writer and the ink has a beautiful stunning golden sheen. I love this ink.

The thought inspiration for today comes from Ambrose Bierce, an Amercian writer and critic. And theme for the thought is anger.

img_20160823_085452.jpg?w=1000

The pen is a absolute lovely wet writer but has problem with hard starts. ( whether its ink or pen I have to determine that) And I wonder why it is not listed on Waterman webpage and I got this pen via my friend whose girl was travelling to France. It is easily available in France in many stationary stores.

img_20160823_085934.jpg?w=1000

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The ink is just plain gorgeous, love the flow, the lubrication, the colour and top of that all, the massive sheen.

img_20160823_090400.jpg?w=1000

 

 

Great post...once again.

 

I've just been to my Diamine stash, and discovered that I am out of Majestic Blue...but not for long. :D

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Great post...once again.

 

I've just been to my Diamine stash, and discovered that I am out of Majestic Blue...but not for long. :D

 

Thank you again...

I have heard lot of rumours that the ink dries up quickly and clogs.. have u faced any kind of issue...

I have issue with Hard starts and i saw some ink clogging in tines...

vaibhav mehandiratta

architect & fountain pen connoisseur

 

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My latest pen, a Karas Kustoms Fountain K in copper...seen here with my EDC pocket pen the Kaweco Brass Sport.

 

 

28839828310_55349fc33f_b.jpg

 

Talk about heavy metal! The Copper weighs in at around 93.5 grms, while the svelt Kaweco is a mere 43 grms. Both great for the pocket and the bag. The background is a wonderful Chic Sparrow Creme Classic, which arrived at the same time as the Karas Kustom pen. Very, very happy to be using both of them today. :)

 

I know it's so predictable, but yes, I inked the Copper pen with...Diamine Ancient Copper. Natch. :D

Nice..very nice..

Sagar Bhowmick

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