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Tortoise-shell Bexley prototypewith a fine two tone 18k gold nib and blue Sailor Gentle ink

 

Diamond Black Edson with fine nib and Parker Blue Quink.

 

Very different but very enjoyable writing experiences.

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A Chinese job, recently bought in a job lot of 4 FPs for $20 inc shipping, no makers name just A33 Classic. Pen writes really nice, never dries up and works from the first downstroke of the day, unlike my Parkers which seem to know the start of every sentence and leave a line which has to be guessed by the reader.

 

Handsome too in a Black pearl finish with gold bands. The pen has a good solid weight to it and a satisfying clunk when the cap goes on.

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Tortoise-shell Bexley prototypewith a fine two tone 18k gold nib and blue Sailor Gentle ink

 

Diamond Black Edson with fine nib and Parker Blue Quink.

 

Very different but very enjoyable writing experiences.

 

Bravo! I, too, used my Edson Diamond Black today, a medium nib and Noodler's Navajo Turquoise ink; I also used my Edson LE Sterling Silver with fine nib and Noodler's Blue ink, and my sterling silver Sheaffer Imperial and Sheaffer Skrip Purple.

 

I love inlaid nibs....

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my faithful 149

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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Today!...or rather, later today, as it's currently 1:30am and I must be off to bed soon, I shall be using...my...

 

Parker '51'.

Parker Duofold.

Campo Marzio.

Montblanc Meisterstuck 145.

And probably my Summit S-100.

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Stipula Suprema with Noodler's Violet Vote

Visconti Swisher Van Gogh with PR Plum

Sheaffer Balance II with Noodler's Luxury Blue

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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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Stipula Vedo Amethyst Violet F nib with PR Tanzanite, diluted :cloud9: I wonder why this pen is not more popular...absolutely gorgeous, writes wonderfully, and piston fill at relatively low price point.

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Sailor Professional Gear H-EF nib with J Herbin scented violet

Bexley Simplicity F nib with 1:3 mix of Diamine Yellow and Diamine Mediterranean Blue (matches the pen's teal pearl finish :))

"Time is an illusion. Lunchtime, doubly so." - Douglas Adams

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Today!...or rather, later today, as it's currently 1:30am and I must be off to bed soon, I shall be using...my...

 

Parker '51' --- ***Swapped with Waterman***

Parker Duofold --- ***used***

Campo Marzio --- ***used***

Montblanc Meisterstuck 145 --- ***used***

And probably my Summit S-100 --- ***used***

 

 

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This week I put a beautiful steel patterned Parker 45 (shield pattern--harlequin?) back in use after mothballing it last year. It has a beautifully smooth fine steel nib. Dry-out resistance is pretty good--just a little extra nib pressure and it starts right up. :)

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(1) Parker 100 ( med nib) filled with Aurora blue ink,

 

(2) modern Parker Duofold Centennial (med nib) Aurora Blue ink,

 

(3) Bexley Prometheus ( med nib), Quink Black ink.

 

(4) Cross Century BP- in case some non FP user asks for a pen :)

 

(4) Alvin Draftmatic mechanical pencil, 0.9mm lead.

 

Everyone, hope y'all have a great day :):):)

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Levenger True Writer, still with the Baystate Blue. I've never been particularly happy with how my True Writer performs, but I have to admit that it writes better with the BSB than with any other ink I've put in it.

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MB Fitzgerald,

 

This is my oldest pen and it was out of rotation for a long time. Will use it till Wednesday.

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I kept bringing pens to work in my shirt pocket, and just putting them in my credenza drawer at night. So now there are

 

1/ Visconti Aida - Dupont Bleu Nuit (thanks to Punch for the ink)

2/ Bexley Poseidon - Waterman BB (terrific service by Dennis at Parkville Pens for the Poseidon)

3/ Lamy Persona - Omas? Diamine? Who knows? (Thanks Leigh for the pen swap)

4/ MB 149 - MB Bordeaux (an uncharacteristically non-blue ink)

5/ The 51s - Flighter with PRDCSSB, and DJ Vac with Waterman BB.

6/ Safari variants - Vista with Penman Sapphire, Al Star with Swisher Sequoia

 

And dat's da name of dat tune.

 

gary

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It's Saturday morning and I am using my Sheaffer Snorkel Autograph with Private Reserve Plum, my Sheaffer Imperial Sterling Silver with Sheaffer Skrip Purple, and my Sheaffer Legacy 2 LE Brushed Copper broad nib with Noodler's Forest Green.

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