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No name 1930s FP - Waterman Blue-Black

Sheaffer Connaisseur - Diamine Indigo

Parker 75 Fliighter - Diamine Sapphire Blue

 

 

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Sheaffer Tuckaway - Sheaffer Black

Pelikan 400NN - Waterman Florida Blue

Kaweco DIA 02G - Diamine Indigo

Pelikan Level 5 - Pelikan Blue

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Mont Blanc 149 most part of the day, Delta Polar Bear pen (F nib).

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A pen I'm growing particularly fond of, a Lamy Safari with the 1.1 mm italic nib. Instant start, uniform wet line (Waterman brown) and a cool yellow color!

 

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Good morning!

 

Today I'll be using my Sapporo Mini with Sailor Blue and a blue purse-size Esterbrook Dollar pen with 9128 nib(not so flexy but XF). I got the Estie from eBay, and a very kind friend restored it for me. It is filled with Pseudo New Old Bishop Street Blue (with apologies to HDoug...I used his recipe but substituted Upper Ganges Blue with Glacier Blue).

 

Update: I thinkmy mix still has a green cast from LL. Might need to get Upper Ganges Blue.

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Normally, I use Pelikans and my VP at work, but today I feel like taking my wonderful Sheaffer Legacy Heritage, medium nib, filled with PR DC Supershow. This pen writes smoothly and has a solid feel and weight to it. The contrast of the black barrel with the palladium and gold cap is quite elegant. I think that this is one of the last pens made in the USA by Sheaffer before outsourcing. What a pity that we should lose one of our last great pen makers.

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Oh, no! Nib creep on my Sheaffer Legacy!

How?

It was standing upright while not in use.

Could it be an incompatible ink? I used to use only Quink, Skrip or Pelikan in the converter and never had a problem. Has anyone experienced nib creep with PR DC Supershow?

This Legacy Heritage is one of my all-time favorite pens---I hope that it can be saved!

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Parker Vacumatic, Azure, c1946, currently filled with Blue Quink. It writes with a too-wet medium line and the nib goes dry too easily. The nib obviously needs adjustment. Yet this is still a great feeling pen, good balance and great color.

Greg Koos

Bloomington Illinois

USA

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So new (to me, at last) is this wet-noodle Waterman's Ideal No. 42 that it's not yet in my collection pages. But it's in the Piquadro (along with THE "51", of course).

 

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http://www.richardspens.com/images/collection/zoomed/42_cont.jpg

 

This glorious pen came from the auction at the NY/NJ Pen Show this past weekend. Is it perfect? Nope. Do I care? Nope.

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Today at work my Conklin BCHR crescent filler 3NL fine flex #2 nib with Levengers Cobalt ink (thanks DocNib!)

Also my Sheaffer Balance II Cobalt Glow with Parker Penman Sapphire with new med nib (thanks Cory)

And my brand new from the Dallas pen show Parker 51 Teal with Gold Cap (thanks Corby) filled with Caran d'Ache Caribbean Sea (thanks Sam)!!

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Sitting in my new pen frog, which I purchased last weekend at the Dallas Pen Show, are my green Duke Carbon Fibre M with Pelikan green ink, my green Pilot 78G F with the same ink, my black Pilot 78G F with Hero blue, my Black Parker 45 with Susan Wirth XF nib, and Hero blue, and my Yi Cheng Young Engineer XXF with Noodler's la Coleur Royale. I use the two green-ink pens for financial data (the M for headings, the F for data) and the other three for other various documents.

Donnie

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
Edmund Burke (1729 - 1797)

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10/3/07

 

Parker 25 (F)

Lamy Safari Charcoal (M)

Parker Sonnet Black Laque (M)

<i>"Most people go through life using up half their energy trying to protect a dignity they never had."</i><br>-Marlowe, in <i>The Long Goodbye</i>

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Hi Folks

 

Today:

 

Sailor 1911 'Naginata Togi' - Noodler's BP Black

Caran d'Ache Leman Godron - J Herbin Saphire Blue

 

Have a fantastic Thursday

NIGEL

Exploding Ink Maestro

 

Pens: Caran d'Ache Leman Godron, Lamy Safari, Italix Parsons Essential, Mont Blanc LeGrande '90 years' Edition, Sigma Style, Italix Vipers Strike, Parker Sonnet, Omas 360, Parker Duofold (c.1950), Conway Stewart #286, Conway Stewart #24, Onoto Magna Classic in Chased Midnight Blue and SS Trim

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I just got a new pen on Wednesday - the Libelle Spanish Eyes (crimson red) with Noodler's Ottoman Azure [Thanks Joe]. I am also using my Montblanc Meisterstuck 144 with Private Reserve Copper Burst (love it!).

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