The Hemingway Photo Thread

[zaddick]

Here is a quick shot from the desk today showing the Hemi with a young upstart from that other famous pen company in Germany. Of course the Hemi has more charm, character, girth, and nib, but the Pel makes it so easy to swap nibs and that is a big plus for me.

 

[PhilH]

Here is a quick shot from the desk today showing the Hemi with a young upstart from that other famous pen company in Germany. Of course the Hemi has more charm, character, girth, and nib, but the Pel makes it so easy to swap nibs and that is a big plus for me.

 

Nice! What nib do you use in the Pelikan?

[KAC]

The Pelican is a rip-off of the Hemingway design (irrespective of its other merits).

[jpierson]

If we want to talk about rip offs.... Or maybe just borrowing....

[zaddick]

@PhilH - right now and IB from another pen. I like broad nibs.

[PhilH]

Wonderful! Enjoy in good health!

[KAC]

I agree: the Big Red Parker is the progenitor of the red/coral Hemingway design. My Big Red with the Mottishaw-mod broad nib is one of my favorites!

[fpupulin]

Hemi at work, drawing a modern "classic" emblem, conceived by my daughter Margherita.

 

 

[fpupulin]

The Hemingway's colors...

 

 

[KAC]

Another excellent drawing and inspiring pictures, too!

[fpupulin]

http://i1311.photobucket.com/albums/s677/Franco_Pupulin/Safari_zps8y26w4gm.jpg

[fpupulin]

Reviving the thread after long time, but I inked today my Hemingway with Diamine Safari, and I was really happy to have her in my hand.

 

 

 

 

[zaddick]

It's nice to see the Hemingway back in action after your Montegrappa excursion.

[Cyrille81]

I wasn't aware of this post so few pictures of my Hemingway I received few weeks ago with a F nib (or maybe EF):

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And some writing exemple with it and Royal Blue ink:

 

 

I'm searching which ink I could use with this famous pen I have in my collection (JFK, Miles Davis, Royal Blue, Permanent Black, UNICEF, Irish Green, Shakespeare, Lavender Purple, Lucky Orange, Saint-Exupéry) or another one... If you have some ideas/propositions they are welcome

[penmanila]

nice to see one so fresh, congrats!

[fpupulin]

It's nice to see the Hemingway back in action after your Montegrappa excursion.

Thank you, zadding. The Hemy, one among a 149, 146 or Mozart, and one or two Monty Extra are very often sharing my desktop together.

[fpupulin]

I'm searching which ink I could use with this famous pen I have in my collection (JFK, Miles Davis, Royal Blue, Permanent Black, UNICEF, Irish Green, Shakespeare, Lavender Purple, Lucky Orange, Saint-Exupéry) or another one... If you have some ideas/propositions they are welcome

Congratulations, Cyrille, for your flamant new Hemingway. It is a pen you will never bored of, which I am sure will take a special place on your writing habits.

 

After trying a lot of inks and different colors, my Hemingway is now almost permanently inked with Diamine 150th Anniversary Safari ink. I like the reddish, dark tones of this green ink, and I really like the association between the name of the pen and that of the ink: Hemingway and Safari made a quite sound couple...

[georgeb]

And the artist is...?

Robert Crumb?

[16m3mx]

Oh my God! the photoshoots of this topic are killing me! every single photo is gorgeous! That's for sure my favorite Pen ever!

 

I would die if I ever get my hands in one Hemi... enjoy yours guys, congrats! and thank you for the photos. I will settle for now with my newest adquisition...a lame Visconti Homo Sapiens Chiantishire in Medium nib... see you!

 

Cheers,

 

Luis A.

[Cyrille81]

Oh my God! the photoshoots of this topic are killing me! every single photo is gorgeous! That's for sure my favorite Pen ever!

 

I would die if I ever get my hands in one Hemi... enjoy yours guys, congrats! and thank you for the photos. I will settle for now with my newest adquisition...a lame Visconti Homo Sapiens Chiantishire in Medium nib... see you!

 

Cheers,

 

Luis A.

 

Enjoy your really great gift from Appelboom It is also a great pen!