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Esterbrook SM Deluxe Burgundy with a 9668 nib with Diamine Macassar

 

Esterbrook J Green with 9460 nib with Diamine Oxford Blue

 

Sheaffer Imperial II Deluxe in Blue with medium short triumph nib with Diamine Umber

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Pilot Metropolitan - Animal Collection/Lizard. M. Nib. Diamine Sherwood Green

FPR Jaipur Demo. 1.0 stub nib. Sheaffer Green (looks like teal green)

Pilot Metropolitan Classic - M. Nib. Diamine Syrah

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I'm using 4 everyday pens that I love- trying to decide which I can part with to buy higher quality collectible pens. I'm trying to keep my collection at 100 pens, so when I get a better pen, I have to sell one that I also once considered worthy of my little collection.

 

Parker 15 - fine nib, blue & chrome, 100% dependable always. Small, perfect purse pen!

 

Sheaffer Skripsert 500 - very nice writing pen with a small conical nib, a pleasure to use.

 

Cross matte gray Century- fine gold-plated nib, unknown emblem. I do not care for pens with a company symbol, but this is a small emblem that matches well, and they pen is a wonderful smooth writer.

 

Parker Super 21- extra fine nib. Beautiful pen in tip-top condition, but it has someone else's name on it. It's not a deep inscription, I've thought about trying to rub it out, but it's a really beautiful teal and chrome and I don't want to ruin it.

 

I guess that's a sign of how much I love using fountain pens - that I have trouble deciding which to sell and they are among the least desirable pens I have!

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This week, heading out to work:

 

Montblanc 254 (Fine) with Diamine Denim

Lamy Safari Pink (Medium) with Diamine Hope Pink

Lamy Al-star Black (Broad) with Diamine Night Sky

Pilot Metropolitan Black (Medium) Iroshizuku Fuyu-Syogun

Pilot Metropolitan Grey (1 mm) Iroshizuku Shin-Ryoku

 

Have a good one. :)

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This weeks pens:

 

Pilot Vanishing Point (M) - Edelstein Tanzanite

Pelikan Twist (M) - Herbin Lie de Thé

Parsons Essential (M cursive) - Herbin Lie de Thé

Kaweco Art Sport Aksehir (M) - Robert Oster Fire & Ice

Parker Sonnet Dimonite G (M) - Mont Blanc Golden Yellow

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-faber castell loom M with pelikan violet

- Wing sung 3008 with lamy 1.5mm italic nib and Noodllers apache sunset

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- Lamy 2000, fine nib with Edelstein topaz (sweet)

- Parker Jotter with nib mod by me, ESSRI bb

- Hero 626 with Sailor Red Brown

"One Ink-drop on a solitary thought hath moved the minds of millions" - P R Spencer

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Tonight, I took the red/black M150 with Lamy Coral. I like to imagine the red/black is considered 'frivolous' in staid German business circles, eliciting the odd raised eyebrow.

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Today in the pocket and pen wrap:

Franklin-Christoph Model 66 in Garnet w/f SIG nib

Bexley Prometheus in Raspberry-black ebonite w/m nib

Sheaffer PFM III in Black w/ef nib

Newton Orville in SEM red ripple ebonite w/f vintage Diamond Medal nib (custom made section for this nib)

Newton Prospector in green swirl ebonite w/f black steel nib

Ryan Krusac Legend 16 in Walnut Burl w/1.1 italic steel nib

 

Plus, the five Jinhaos on my desk.

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