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Today's pens are a Black Parker 51 Aerometric loaded up with Diamine Sapphire Blue

 

and its Italian cousin:

 

Late 1950s Aurora 88P with gold filled cap loaded with Aurora Blue.

"Life moves pretty fast, if you do not stop and look around once and a while you might just miss it."

Ferris Bueller

 

 

 

Bill Smith's Photography

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Aurora 88 Nikargenta with XF nib, filled with Aurora Black

Jade Sheaffer Balance II with fine nib, filled with Private Reserve SS Blue

 

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My new to me vintage Conway Stewart #84 with an itallic nib (well it writes like one anyway!)

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All the best.

Ian

 

Mont Blanc Alfred Hitchcock, Mont Blanc 149, Montegrappa Historia Limited editon 410/1000, Sheaffer imperial 777, Prker 51 special, Parker Duofold senior special, Stipula Tuscany dreams piston with 1.1 italic 036/351, incoming: Stipula Tuscany dreams T-flex. Parker 51 Vac, Pelikan 140. Aurora, Twsbi vac, Omas,dupont Waterman leMan 100 Opera

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All of them. Well, all of them that are inked (18). I have two that are currently empty due to nib exchanges.

 

Once every couple weeks I make sure I write at least one line in my journal with all of my inked pens, just in case they haven't been used much for ordinary writing. I didn't do much other writing today because some virus has me feeling poorly, so I spent most of the day on the couch watching basketball and sleeping. The ones used today for more than just keeping the ink flowing were:

 

1997 pearl & black Parker Duofold, filled with a 1:1 mix of Parker Penman Sapphire/Waterman South Sea Blue

1924 black Sheaffer Flat Top, filled with Aurora Black

red Waterman Phileas, filled with Noodler's Red

burgundy Hero 329, filled with a 1:1 mix of Omas Vespucci Red/Private Reserve Fiesta Red

blue Waterman Phileas, filled with a 1:1 mix of Waterman Purple/Florida Blue

 

My son did his homework with my blue Aurora Optima, filled with Omas Roma Blue.

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Today, I'm using my brand new Bexley Sheherazade in blue cracked ice with a see-through blue barrel, 18k F nib and filled with Aurora blue ink.

 

Absolutely stunning pen. Writes like a dream.

 

Picked it up at the LI Pen show yesterday.

Breastfeeding is the only 'natural user inteface'.

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Late 1920s Sheaffer Flatop Oversize filled with Diamine Imperial Purple.

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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Today's pen ( and perhaps tomorrow's pen as well) is a 1944 Cedar Blue Parker 51 Vac with a fine nib loaded with Noodlers Midnight Blue.

"Life moves pretty fast, if you do not stop and look around once and a while you might just miss it."

Ferris Bueller

 

 

 

Bill Smith's Photography

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Today's pen ( and perhaps tomorrow's pen as well) is a 1944 Cedar Blue Parker 51 Vac with a fine nib loaded with Noodlers Midnight Blue.

 

Nice!!

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Only pen I'm carrying today is my new Bexley Sheherazade prototype in blue cracked ice with 18k F nib filled with Aurora blue ink.

 

Georgeous pen.

 

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Breastfeeding is the only 'natural user inteface'.

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Today's pen is a cocoa Parker 51 Aerometric loaded up with De Atramentis Dark Blue (the closest to Superchrome Blue Black out there today without all the superchrome issues).

"Life moves pretty fast, if you do not stop and look around once and a while you might just miss it."

Ferris Bueller

 

 

 

Bill Smith's Photography

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pilot vp xf nib

MB 146 medium

" If you judge people, you have no time to love them. There is more hunger in the world for love and appreciation than for bread. "....Mother Teresa

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Parker "51" Special in an odd gray-green color, with x-fine/fine nib, full of PR Midnight Blues

Levenger True Writer 'True Blue', fine nib, full of PR Black Magic Blue

 

 

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Still rocking the Bexley Sheherazade prototype in blue cracked ice with 18k F nib filled with Aurora blue ink.

Breastfeeding is the only 'natural user inteface'.

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I have four pens in the work-circulation category currently:

 

1. Rotring Initial, fine, with PR Blue Suede.

2. Sheaffer Javelin medium Blue Azure, with Pousseiure De Lune.

3. Cross Solo, dark blue, fine point, with vintage Quink blue-black.

4 Waterman Phileas, green marble, medium nib, with Pelikan Turquoise.

 

 

In addition, for a casual day, I carry a Green Cross Solo with Quink Blue-Black, or a Wality jumbo with Camel Blue, or a classic Made in USA Parker Vector with Aurora black. All of them await, readily inked, for the casual saunter.

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Once again I have far too many fountain pens inked, but today I'm using just the Pilot Petit 1 with a J Herbin Diabolo Menthe refill, and a couple of Preppys, blue-black and red.

 

 

My latest ebook.   And not just for Halloween!
 

My other pen is a Montblanc.

 

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Hi. I'm new here, but have been collecting fountain pens haphazardly since around 1997. Today I am using a vintage Waterman vest pocket pen in chased hard rubber, model 0952 1/2V, filled with Noodlers Old Manhattan, a really black ink that is an exclusive of Fountain Pen Hospital.

 

/Blade Archer

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Strangely, the only pen I've used so far today is the Conway Stewart Nightingale I plucked out of my pocket for a quick scribble at a short meeting.

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In the Piquadro:

Danitrio Tosca green ripple ebonite, 18K Bexley F nib (smoothed and adjusted by Michael Masuyama) filled with Noodler's Verdun Green

Hero 100 stainless steel, 14K fine nib filled with Noodler's Baystate Blue

 

in the planner:

Platinum BelAge red & black lacquer, 14K find nib, filled with Waterman's South Seas Blue

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