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Today's pens will be the Marlen Nature Sempreverde (Evergreen) and the Stipula Ventidue in pale grey.

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"Heck we fed a thousand dollar pen to a chicken because we could." -- FarmBoy, about Pen Posse

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Omas Bologna Blue-Black with Dupont BB custom mix

Pelikan M600 with Platinum BB

Sailor Professional Gear Slim with R&K Magenta

 

Hmm... I guess it's a black pen day.

 

By the way, Deirdre, how do you like your Marlen Nature? I picked up two of these on eBay and I think they're quite nice for the price.

 

Edit: spelling

 

Edited by girlieg33k

Talking about fountain pens is like dancing about architecture.

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I got inked three right now

 

1) MB Meisterstuck 144 - MB Blue

2) Parker 75 Sterling (1st edition) - Quink Blue-Black

3) MB Noblesse - Sheaffer - Peacock Blue

 

Best regards to all

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By the way, Deirdre, how do you like your Marlen Nature? I picked up two of these on eBay and I think they're quite nice for the price.

So far, I like it a lot. I haven't spent a lot of time with it, though.

 

The one that I have is the evergreen, which is sort of an eye-searing lime. DH wanted to know what cartoon universe those trees came from. :)

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I used the pen I use daily, a Waterman Phileas. I acquired today, after rummaging through mountains of (in my opinion) useless calligraphy nibs at Michaels, a new pen-holder and nib assortment. Three of the five nibs are suitable for writing (I tossed the two calligraphy nibs), so it brings my total to four nibs and two holders. I've since bee experimenting with India ink.

Matt

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Hi everyone,

 

Decided to jump aboard this topic.

 

I'm using my Pel M400 White Tortoise filled with PR Lake Placid Blue, Visconti Opera Club Cherry Blossom with a Mottishawed crisp stub/rounded cursive italic nib filled with Diamine B/B and, a Laban Mento...filled with BSB.

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I've rediscovered my dark blue (Waterman) Carène, which sports a nice F nib and is filled with a weird Sailor Blue-Black and Diamine Prussian Blue hybrid. Best,

David

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Today, I've been using a Parker 51 (aerometric, gray/green) with a fine nib filled with Private Reserve Lake Placid blue, an Esterbrook dip pen with a 9556 nib in a gray hockey puck base, and my Bexley Tenth Anniversary filled with Diamine Sapphire Blue.

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My usual Parker 51 aero (1949) XF with PR Sherwood for grading papers, and my 1977 MB149 EF (EEF maybe?) with Pelikan Brilliant Blackfor those pesky math problems.

Your produce alone was worth the trip...

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Once again....my Carene. Yesterday I used my Phileas exclusively, but when I am taking notes, I like my Carene with the fine nib...I can write much smaller that way.

The cradle rocks above an abyss, and common

sense tells us that our existence is but a brief

crack of light between two eternities of darkness.

Vladimir Nabakov—Speak, Memory

 

--Matt (aka Kopio)

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Well, yesterday I inked up amber shimmer Carene and my sterling LeMan 100 (black ends). Penman emerald in both. Belly nice.

:thumbup:

 

latte,

diane

"... because I am NOT one of your FANZ!" the INTP said to the ESFJ.

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I'm in a Wahl mood, with two Eversharp Skylines; a dark blue solid plastic in Standard size (filled with PR Tanzanite) and a gold-capped and brown Presentation Demi holding Waterman Brown. Both pens have what appear to be flexible or semi-flex nibs; I don't get as much line variation as with a Waterman 52, but way more than any of the Sheaffer pens I have.

The moment we want to believe something, we suddenly see all the arguments for it, and become blind to the arguments against it.

 

~ Bernard Shaw.

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As always a 1928 Parker Red Duofold and I have as my "guest pen" a 1940 Newhaven (English) Duofold in black and marble, senior sizes. In my drawer are my faithful burgandy Parker 61 and a battered black 51 aerometric.

Sic Transit Gloria

 

"Gloria gets seasick"

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For journaling, my Visconti Ultima Lira B nib with J. Herbin Brasil - gives a kind of antique look to the writing.

For working on my taxes, Amber Shimmer Carene loaded with Tanzanite

For general writing, Marlen Journal, pink [a color I wasn't sure I'd like, but the black streaks redeem it] in a BB nib, also using Herbin Brasil.

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Well, today, my new Visonti Gold Pont with a Fine nib, a knockout of a pen, but I really would like extra fine; Lamy 2000 with Extra Fine nib, which, again, really isn't Extra Fine, and my Omas Orange and Blue Bologna fine point, which IS an actual fine point to me.

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Well, today, my new Visonti Gold Pont with a Fine nib, a knockout of a pen, but I really would like extra fine; Lamy 2000 with Extra Fine nib, which, again, really isn't Extra Fine, and my Omas Orange and Blue Bologna fine point, which IS an actual fine point to me.

 

I really want a Gold Point!!! I was wondering why they didn't add the white swirls to the cap?

Nice looking pen...!!

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