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Pens: Pilot Custom 823 (Japan) & Lamy Safari (Germany)

 

Inks: Noodler's Lexington Gray and Kung Te Cheng (both US--but the latter supposedly has its origins in an ancient Chinese ink)

 

Paper:Quo Vadis planner (US/France) and Staples Sugarcane notebook (Egypt)

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With me today:

 

Japan - Nakaya

America - Noodler's Ink

 

Belgium - Conid

Australia - Robert Oster Ink

 

France - Rhodia Pad

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Very:

 

Japan: Sailor ProGear + Midori MD

USA: Waterman`s 100 Year Pen

France: Météore + Clairefontaine

Italy: Delta Dolcevita

Netherlands: P.W.Akkerman Denneweg Groen

UK: Diamine Golden Brown + Sapphire Blue

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Quite international. ;) This is a fun thread.

 

Nederlands: Akkerman Dutch Masters Steenrood Van Vermeer

Australia: Robert Oster Jade

Japan: Pen & Message Cigar, Pilot Falcon Elabo

USA: Newton Prospector

India:Krishna K57 pen

Russia: Sun Leaves traveller notebook

France: Vergé Atelier du Papier

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Pen/nib: Paker 51 Vakumatic (UK) / 0.8mm Minuskin stub (US)

Ink: De Atramentis Thomas Alva Edison (Germany)

Paper: Atoma Copy Book (Belgium)

Practice, patience, perseverance

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Pens:

TWSBI ECO - Taiwan

Pelikan Style - Germany

Noodlers Ebonite Konrad - USA

 

Ink:

Akkermans China Town Red - Netherlands

Noodlers Heart of Darkness - US

Watermans Inspired Blue - France

 

Paper:

Unknown

 

Colleages: 24 Various countries from around the world

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Sailor King of Pen Ebonite - Broad Stub - Japan - Akkerman Dutch Masters 07 Rembrandt's Karmozijn - Netherlands

MontBlanc 149 - Fine nib - Germany - Akkerman Dutch Masters 11 Vermeer's Kobaltblauw - Netherlands

Nakaya Portable writer Kuro-tamenuri - Soft medium with added flex - Japan - Bungubox Norwegian Wood Emerald - Japan

 

Paper: Black and Red Lined - USA

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Well, so far it's been:

Pelikan M100 (Germany) with Diamine Shimmer Blue Pearl (UK)

Noodler's Charlie (US, made in India) with Noodler's Heart of Darkness (US).

 

Later on (if I get a chance, life has been kinda crazy since I got home Monday night) it will be a Parker 61 (US) with De Atramentis Apple Blossom (Germany), but it *almost* was KWZI Green-Gold #2 (Poland). And maybe one of the Parker Vectors (US, made in UK) with (now diluted) De Atramentis Gold (Germany).

 

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

ETA: Oh, and I forgot that my journal is made by Miquelrius (Spain)

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Pen Germany, Montblanc Oscar Wilde

Ink Japan, Pilot

Paper French, Clairefontaine

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Pens: Pelikan M600 & Kaweco Classic Sport (Germany)

Inks: Pelikan Edelstein Aquamarine (Germany) & Visconti Sepia (Italy)

Paper: Clairefontaine Roadbook (France)

Practice, patience, perseverance

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England : Parker 61 Cirus (C/C).

Germany : Pelikan M600 old style.

USA : Parker 51 with stub nib.

Australia : Sheaffer Targa 1005 (Aus made).

France : Parker 75 Flemme version.

Khan M. Ilyas

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China: Picasso 915 Ruby FP

Austria: Montblanc Corn Poppy Red ink

France: Rhodia Webbie A5

Japan: Maruman Mnemosyne 197 memo pad

Practice, patience, perseverance

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Germany: Montblanc pen

Japan: Tomoe River paper

USA: Levenger Pomegranate ink

France: Waterman pen

Germany: Pelikan Edelstein Smoky Quartz ink

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LAMY Lx Ruthenium (Germany)

Artus P10 (LAMY) (Germany)

Parker 45 pencil (UK/US?)

Diamine Passion Red (UK)

Aurora Black (Italy)

Leuchtturm daily planner (Germany)

Rhodia notepad (France)

Z-series notebook (Denmark)

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Pens: TWSBI Eco, 580 (Taiwan), Pelikan M200 (Germany), Pilot Decimo (Japan), Waterman Kultur (France), Parker Jotter (UK).

 

Inks: Rorher & Klingner Salix (Germany) Tom Norton's Walnut (USA), Akkerman #10 (Holland).

 

Paper: Rhodia (France), Apica, Tomoe River (Japan), Xerox (USA), Moleskine (Italy).

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Pens: Germany, MB149, Lamy 2000, Pelikan 400

Italy, Omas Paragon

Japan, Namiki Dragon

Paper: US, HP 32

Brazil, Staples notebook

Ink: US, Noodlers Blue Steel,

France, Waterman Mysterious Blue

Netherlands, Akkerman #8

Italy, Aurora Blue

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This is an interesting question. I never thought about it before. The following is what I have used today.

 

Pens:

Click Demonstrator (India)

Reform Rekord (Germany)

AP 10-56 (USSR)

Esterbrook Desk Pen (USA)

 

Ink:

Diamine Jet Black (UK)

Diamine Blue Black (UK)

Noodler's Blue Black (USA)

Rohrer and Klingner Leipzig Black (Germany)

 

Paper:

Tomoe River (Japan)

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I just started a little over a month ago and I must admit, I'm not very international.

 

Lamy - Germany

Pelikan -Germany

Noodlers - USA

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