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Mitchell #3, Apache Sunset, Rhodia

 

 

Exquisite script ... but:

 

Don't Just Tell Us About The Pen You're Using *show* Us!

 

... I can't see the pen! ;)

Oh boy, would I be interested in seeing that nib.

 

Cheers,

David.

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EoC,

That's pretty special writing...no way this overwriting lefty could go there.

 

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Seriously? To me it's just a poor approximation of what italic writing should look like. Mainly I've been following the example of _Inkyfingers, playing around with shapes and such, but haven't really got the hang of it yet - especially regarding consistency. On the other hand, it is rather fun! :)

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I keep coming back to this pen...

Parker Vacumatic with fine nib - Diamine Sepia

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Dream, take one step at a time and achieve. :)

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I'm really very sorry. Oversight on my part. Please forgive.

 

Here's the pen.

 

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It ought to be me that apologises for giving you guilt!

That wasn't the nib that I was expecting, though I shouldn't have imagined a fountain pen with script that wide.

 

I like your little assistant.

 

Cheers,

David.

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"We are one."

 

– G'Kar, The Declaration of Principles

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I am using six pens today...feeling like drawing for a change...

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Dream, take one step at a time and achieve. :)

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I keep coming back to this pen...

Parker Vacumatic with fine nib - Diamine Sepia

love that pen

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love that pen

Thank you!

It is incredible to think a fountain pen made 70 years ago still writes so smoothly :)

Dream, take one step at a time and achieve. :)

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The Waterman Maestro is one of my favourite pens.

It's such a smooth writer, which I used today for some correspondence, inked with diamine flowers "Aster".

The Master is a wee gem of a pen, which also writes flawlessly, and was my journal tool of choice today, inked with Asa blue.

 

Watermans. :thumbup: :puddle:

 

Ian

 

 

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The Waterman Maestro is one of my favourite pens.

It's such a smooth writer, which I used today for some correspondence, inked with diamine flowers "Aster".

The Master is a wee gem of a pen, which also writes flawlessly, and was my journal tool of choice today, inked with Asa blue.

 

Watermans. :thumbup: :puddle:

 

Ian

 

nice handwriting with the maestro!!!! what ink are you using?

 

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Thanks :)

The ink is Aster from the diamine flowers collection.

 

Ian

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silver linings



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new to me this week. not sure exactly which model (is this a 75 or something else) or the date of this lovely parker cisele, but I do know that it has a wonderful French smooth and wet broad oblique nib (it almost feels double broad; hm?). found on eBay in Eastern Europe from a seller who didn't mention anything about the nib. a lucky stroke perhaps.



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