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I "have to" use my Namiki Vanishing Point at the office all week. But it's Saturday! Woo hoo! I get to write with my Conway Stewart Dandy (Private Reserve Midnight Blues), and my Pels 200 (PR Midnight Blues) and 605 (Noodler's Legal Lapis). Maybe the Namiki Falcon later on...

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Using two of my favorite pens.

 

Lamy 2000, fine nib, filled with Diamine Presidential Blue

 

Parker "51", aerometric, burgundy with lustraloy cap, fine-med nib, filled with Aurora Black

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Today, I'm using a Signum Nova (in black pearl) with Noodlers Zhivago and a Parker "51" SE (in vista blue) with Waterman South Seas Blue.

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I decided to go with my all-star lineup today:

 

Namiki Vanishing Point - black carbonesque with broad nib, filled with Noodler Zhivago

Parker "51" - dark blue, medium nib, Waterman Blue-black

Pilot 823 - black, broad nib filled with Aurora black

Pelikan m800 - green stripe, fine nib filled with Noodlers Legal Lapis

 

Do I need 4 pens at work with me? Absolutely not.

Do I care? Absolutely not.

"I have striven not to laugh at human actions, not to weep at them, nor to hate them, but to understand them."

- Baruch Spinoza

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Today I am using .....

 

Yellow Sailor M1911 with Sailor green ink

Laban oyster blue mini with Pelikan turquoise ink

 

:lol:

 

Dawn

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Today is mostly the Legacy 2 w/Noodler's Beaver, but the "51" is also getting some play with Levenger's Cobalt.

Isn't sanity really a one-trick pony, anyway? I mean, all you get is one trick, rational thinking! But when you're good and crazy . . . ooh hoo hoo hoo! . . . the sky's the limit!

--The Tick

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Today is:

- Platinum maki-e purple flower with music nib and Mont Blanc Cookies & Spices

- Platinum #3776 with medium nib and Sheaffer black ink

- Parker 75 with broad nib and Sheaffer black ink

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I started today out with two Parker "51"s, my black Aero, and a grey Vac. When I got home from work, I switched to the grey vac, and my "big Red". When I went to see my brother, he handed me my birthday present, which he couldn't wait to see me open. It was a Parker Sonnet, Sterling Cisele! So yeah, that one is inked up now :). Something tells me sentiment alone is going to put this one in permanent rotation...

"The older I get, the more I realize I'm getting older".

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Today I used exclusively a MB 146 that Dillon stubbed for me, filled with Waterman black. The pen has really grown on me since his alteration.

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I'm on vacation this week, and so most of my writing is going to be done with the Sheaffer 875 Balance with the tiny Binderized cursive italic nib that I use in my journal on weekends. It makes me exceedingly happy.

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Todays was a Midnight Blue Aero "51" that I just did a resoration on with a great medium nib that I got from parker51.com (no affiliation, just a REALLY happy customer , and a Black Eversharp Skyline with a butter smooth bold nib that I received off this board. Gotta find an new bottle of blue-black, I'm almost out!!! :D

"The older I get, the more I realize I'm getting older".

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Wow those are beautiful, Handlebar. I really need to get one.

"I have striven not to laugh at human actions, not to weep at them, nor to hate them, but to understand them."

- Baruch Spinoza

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My handwriting pens in use every day (in order of preference):-

 

1. Pelikan 800 (B nib) with Pelikan Violet;

2. Parker Duofold International (M nib) with my own ink mix "Black Cherry 128";

3. Parker Golden Arrow (M nib) with Pelikan Brilliant Brown;

 

Other pens always on hand for special purposes:-

 

4. Sheaffer Targa (F nib) with blue Sheaffer cartridge for form filling;

5. Parker Vector (M nib) with blue Parker cartridge (always in my shirt pocket for when nothing else is at hand);

6. Parker Reflex (M nib) with Pelikan Brilliant Black for those occasions when I am compelled to fill in a form using black ink. (We have one legal place who insist on black and if their forms are filled out in any colour they send them back).

 

Just in case anyone is interested, my "Black Cherry 128" is a mix of Quink Red and Quink Washable Blue in the proportions of 12:8 which I mix using syringes from the chemist intended for giving medicines to children.

Malcolm Webb, Lincoln UK

 

When somebody asks me what Rotary is all about

I tell them it's all about Fun, Fellowship & Caring Service.

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Today its my:

 

Pelikan M805 medium nib with Noodler's Blue-Black

 

Uniball Signo 207 .70 black

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Today I am using:

 

Parker 45 (black barrel, chrome cap w/ rounded black "jewel") with a 14K F nib loaded with Noodler's The Sun Never Sets.

Pelikan M620 Piccadilly Circus with B loaded with Noodler's Iraqi Indigo.

Senator President with 18K M nib loaded with Noodler's Lexington Grey.

Parker 51 "SE" (black barrel) with an unknown nib loaded with Levanger's Cobalt Blue.

 

I think I am going to have to send the Parker 51 SE out for nib work, as it seems to be mighty scratchy/toothy when I write with it.

 

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Take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly, and try another. But by all means, try something.

 

--Franklin D. Roosevelt

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800=gold time

805=silver trim

"I have striven not to laugh at human actions, not to weep at them, nor to hate them, but to understand them."

- Baruch Spinoza

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