What Parker Are You Using This Day? 2018

[tomtom42]

UK Duofold Senior aerometric in blue with Pelikan black-blue

[thx1138]

Parker 75 Flighter with 14k broad nib. Super smooth and fairly wet writer.

[AreBeeBee]

Today, it's the striped Duofold (1946), with 1930s blue Quink. (I think the ink has faded a touch, because it's not blue-blue, but it's definitely not blue-black.)

[pajaro]

Parker 51 aerometric with 1.2 mm stub. Sheaffer blue black from the 60s.

[mitto]

A Canada made Duofold streamline senior in burgundy and black with a springy B nib. Inked with Waterman serenity blue.

[irrigger]

1942 Emerald Vac with Parker Quink Washable Blue

Edited November 21, 2018 by irrigger

[thx1138]

1942 Emerald Vac with Parker Quink Washable Blue

Stunning pen.

[mitto]

A Canda made flat top true blue with broad oblique nib. Sheaffer scrip blue.

[hari317]

Todays pen was a lady insignia with a crisp OB nib.

[pajaro]

Gray 51 Vacumatic demi with EF nib. Old Sheaffer black ink.

[Dolganoff]

Black MKII 51 aerometric, used it today to cross-out grossery shopping list at the mall

[RWB]

1942 Vacumatic with J. Herbin Vert Empire.

 

[pajaro]

Parker Sonnet Terra Cotta, broad italic, MB irish Green.

[mitto]

Parker VS dark grey gold filled cap and gold filled button. Fitted with a replacement large Duofold (Streamline) nib with pretty long tines and a degree of flex. Waterman serenity blue is the ink.

[Dolganoff]

P61 MKIII, cartridge/converter version, B

P45 CT ("plastic cap arrow"), M

P45 GT Deluxe ("Flighter"), F

[ENewton]

A Parker Victory Mk1 with a lovely, soft, wet, extra-fine nib.

[nsalvut]

This is my daily driver. I've owned a few but this one has always been my favorite. Oddly enough, this is the only Vac I've owned that I didn't restore myself. Made in USA yet I bought it from a guy located in Ontario. I still wish they made these in blue back in the day...

 

[joncojonathan]

I've been using Parker IM series pens for quite a while, they're what I have on my desk at home (and work) for daily use.

 

I've also got a red Slimfold that I think was made in the 1960 -1975 period, 14K gold nib. It was my grandmother's, fortunately she had smaller hands than me! After a while it makes my hand hurt, so I can't use it for long periods. I do enjoy writing with it though - so much smoother than the steel IMs.

[ItsMeDave]

Duofold Centennial Greenwich from 1999, but with a factory fine italic in place of the original medium.

[mitto]

Two English P51s with broad stubbish nibs, a US made 51 with B nib and a Canada made Vac 51 with broadish M nib.