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My second Parker Vacumatic in Golden Pearl.

 

I gotta tell you that these pens are some of the most satisfying I have ever held twix'd my grubby, ink stained fingers.

 

Wow!

Some of my pens.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A Namiki VP, slate grey with Namiki Blue/Black cartridge for personal notes and a vintage Parker 21 with whatever black ink was in it from eBay. Still waiting for it's daily leak these are supposed to be known for.

 

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Today I'm using two pens because I'm writing their reviews after a long test period: a Waterman Expert II Dune Blue CT Medium and a Parker Frontier Blue Medium.

Next pen or two pens (some times I use them two by two) will be of high level. I like to alternate from entry to high level pens.

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Today I am using a Sheaffer Lifetime flattop XV with Quink Blue, a Sheaffer Green Striated Balance M with Skrip Blue Black, and a Cross Solo F with Noodler's la Coleur Royale.

 

Donnie

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Today I'm going to try to use every pen I have inked and clean out all that are about empty.... May take a while!!

 

So let's see what is inked:

Pelikan 400 Diamine Med blue nearly full

Waterman #7 Red Ripple same ink recently filled

Wahl gold seal black and pearl levengers cobalt nearly empty

Vistonti Wall Street Visconti Bordeaux nearly empty

Parker 51 Teal Demi Aero Caran d'Ache Carib blue

Parker 51 Teal fullsize Aero dito

Parker Duofold black and pearl desk pen dito

Parker 45 Noodlers burgundy

Conklin crescent filler Noodlers black

Hero 100 PR Chocolat

Parker 45 flighter with whatever black Susan Wirth used to test it at Dallas

Sheaffer Ballance II cobalt glow Levengers cobalt

Lamy 2000 Levengers cobalt

Pilot custom pilot blue

Yard-o-Led unknown black ink

 

Crud I better get to writing and cleaning!!!

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At the moment I'm using an antique Mabie Todd Swan 3173. I'm carrying a Bexley FPH special edition I got several years ago. It's an incredible writing pen with a distinctive woodgrain ebonite barrel and cap. Occasionally I write with a Signum Ornamenta. It writes pretty well but I like it more for its flashy appearance.

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I will be using my new Sheaffer snorkel that I won on eBay just a week ago. Looks nearly brand-new, 2 very small black spots on the barrel, and 3 absolutely tiny letters, never seen a pen personalized with such tiny letters. Has an excellent fine nib, extremely smooth writer, that is one thing I have never argued about Sheaffer pens, those triumph nibs almost always are great writers. Other than some that had suffered obvious damage I have never run into a bad Triumph nib. Even the ones that did nothing for me wrote well and smoothly. This one I like, nice fine nib, one of the non-gold ones. The snorkel works just great, sucks up and expels properly. The TM Sheaffer is a bit too thin for me but writes so well that it is well worth not even noticing this minor detail.

 

On the second photo you can, barely, see the personalization.

 

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The color is actually a medium gray, not blue as it appears to be in the pictures.

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Had planned to carry my Yard-o-Led set today but I realized that the shirt I picked out for Church had pocket flaps, so I had to improvise and find the leather Yard-o-Led case. Put the Viceory and Diplomat into the leather case then in my Bible covers pocket and off we went!

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Blue bodied, fine nibbed Prera with my Namiki Blue/Levenger Cobalt/Noodlers Black mix.

Fine nibbed MB 149 with MB blue ink.

Green Estie J with 9556 nib & Noodlers Legal Lapis.

Brown Hero 237-1 with PR Chocolat.

 

"Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination."

Oscar Wilde

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Great minds must think alike. Having a Yard O Led day. Loaded the Barley with Herbin Cafe Des Isles and the Victorian with Vert Olive. May have to rethink the latter as it's a big pastel for what I'm working on.

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Work

 

Sheaffer Baance II - Diamine Sapphire

Pelikan 400NN - Pelikan Black

Sheaffer Connaisseur - Private Reserve Naples Blue

 

Home

 

Senator - Noodlers Black

Modern CS Duro - Diamine Imperial Blue

Sheaffer Balance (L/F) - Sheaffer Blue

Pelikan M250 - Diamine Indigo

 

 

 

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Waterman Edson with Noodler's Legal Lapis

 

But that's today. Next week... who knows. :rolleyes:

 

 

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Using two inexpensive pens today that I am growing to love:

 

Parker 25 fine nib with Purple Mojo ink

Esterbrook LJ black with a 9550 fine nib with Burgundy Mist ink

with help from its little brother, an Estie SJ copper with a 1555 nib and Copper Burst ink

 

Ballpoint help today from a Lamy Al-Star gunmetal finish...

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Hi all,

 

I just joined up thanks to my friend Izzy linking me to here. Over the years I've had a Parker Duofold (flipped, and I regret it!) two Montblanc (hence forth, 'MB') Meisterstück 149s (M) of which was my Dads, and recently picked up a Meisterstück LeGrand (M).

 

In the collection is also a MB Meisterstück Amadeus Mozart Fountain. Again, I've had a Boheme, now flipped.

 

This weekend I picked up a Montegrappa Extra 1930 Black Bamboo, M nib...and it has rekindled my love for FPs again, and I hope to add a Duofold Centennial to the mix soon.

 

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For the rest of my collections, please visit the link below,

 

My Collections

 

Thanks,

Mike

 

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar 5146J, Calatrava 5127R / Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15300ST / Montblanc: '80s 149 14C (F), 75th Anniv. RG O3B, 149 O3B & B, Meissen White B, Silver Barley B, Agatha SS M & Vermeil B, Dumas B, Verne B & others...

 

For sale: All in mint condition!! —Email me!

  • * Nakaya Akatamenuri Writer Portable with Sterling Silver Snake stopper with Ruby eyes, 14k Elastic Soft nib.
  • * Montegrappa Extra 1930 Bamboo Black and Turtle Brown FPs (Both M-nibs)
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Just one pen came with me to university today: Sailor 1911 Red with gold trim and a medium nib, loaded with Private Reserve Tropical Blue. A very smooth writing pen.

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Today is a gray, over-cast, rainy blah-day. So to cheer me up I think I will be taking a couple of gray pens to work with me: My Parker 51 and my new Sheaffer Snorkel gray. To add just a touch of color I will also drag along my green marbled Sheaffer pencil with the gold turban. Inks will be Noodler’s, Fox Red in the Parker and FPN GMB in the Sheaffer.

Harry Leopold

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Parker Duofold Cenntenial with Noodlers BP Black (the Duofold was being a little neglected since the arrival of my 1911 Sailor)

NIGEL

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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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Parker Duofold Cenntenial with Noodlers BP Black (the Duofold was being a little neglected since the arrival of my 1911 Sailor)

 

I ordered the DC with the Noolders BP Black as well - should be interesting :) Thanks Izzy!

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar 5146J, Calatrava 5127R / Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15300ST / Montblanc: '80s 149 14C (F), 75th Anniv. RG O3B, 149 O3B & B, Meissen White B, Silver Barley B, Agatha SS M & Vermeil B, Dumas B, Verne B & others...

 

For sale: All in mint condition!! —Email me!

  • * Nakaya Akatamenuri Writer Portable with Sterling Silver Snake stopper with Ruby eyes, 14k Elastic Soft nib.
  • * Montegrappa Extra 1930 Bamboo Black and Turtle Brown FPs (Both M-nibs)
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I'm trying to use the Yafa fountain pen I bought about 3 weeks ago. When it's feeding ink it's a very smooth writing pen. Unfortunately it has a severe ink feeding problem and I can't seem to solve it.

 

I'm really new to the fountain pens. I really like writing with it, when it's working, I hope that not all of them are this much of a pain.

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