What Pens Are You Using Today?

[PAKMAN]

Levenger L-Tech with Levengers Cobalt ink

Parker 51 Teal with Parker Quink Blue Black

Green Hero with PR Sherwood green ink

[flodoc]

I still have the Stipula Etruria in amber celluloid and fine nib inked as well as a Parker 75 in matte red with medium nib and I have just inked my Pelikan M730 (M400 size, Sterling cap and turning knob with black barrel and green ink-vue window) with bi-color 18k fine nib.

[Izzy]

Gold Cross Townsend with MB Blue/Black

[Beechwood]

Curvex Demonstrator in Red, Gold top.

 

Modified with squeeze bulb filler.

 

The oddest (is that a word?) pen I have ever used, see top pen

 

 

Edited March 26, 2009 by Arthur

[Daedalus1]

Lamy Safari shiny black with 1.5mm Stub Italic Nib, loaded with Parker Quink Black.

I doubt if I should use it for everyday writing.

[Lord Henry]

The pen today is such a delightful piece. Maybe because it is new in my hands, but it really is a fine writer and keeping up with my flurry of activity today.

 

A Taccia Momenta in Choco Espresso w/Pelikan Black laying its' mark onto the paper.

[Bill Smith]

Todays pens are an Aerometric Parker 51 loaded with Diamine Sapphire Blue and

 

a Blue sitrated Pelikan M600 with a fine nib loaded with Pelikan Royal Blue.

[Mrsal]

im using an waterman philias with visconti brown, red hero 230 with noodlers red, and a green hero 230 with noodlers green

[McPete]

A little bit today with my Javelin w/ Blue Skrip, my Inoxcrom Wall Street now with Quink Black(Much improved over the Noodler's Borealis Black!) and my little Pilot Birdie with Quink Blue-Black, which is fast becoming my favourite colour.

[Bill Smith]

Today's pen is a vintage Pelikan 400 with green stripes (the iconic colour) with a fine nib loaded up with Pelikan Royal Blue.

[hookem11]

Waterman Phileas with Waterman Florida Blue & Pelikan M-600 with Visconti Blue

[rollerboy]

Pilot Prera Grey, F nib, Diamine Prussian Blue ink

[flodoc]

The Pelikan 730 is still inked. I did something I rarely do (since I have more FPs than I need, but not all the ones I want) and refilled my Stipula Etruria in amber celluloid. It is such a pleasure to write with, I had to keep it going for at least another week. I also inked the Stipula Novedento Rex (002/925) for the first time that I bought two and a half years ago. It is also a great pleasure to write with. It has very good ink flow and because it is larger than a normal Novecento, feels very similar to the Etruria. I've been snakebit again.

[PAKMAN]

Edison Herald Red/Black Ebonite with FPN Noodlers Dumas Tulipe Noire

Levenger L-Tech with Levengers Cobalt ink - emptied and cleaned out today

Parker 51 Teal with Parker Quink Blue Black

Green Hero with PR Sherwood green ink

[Sailor Kenshin]

I'm restless so I switched out my PR (Lake Placid?) Blue cart from a broad Pel Script to a Pel Jr. Writes just as well, but I already had one calligraphy pen loaded.

 

Two, if you count the new Plumix that I still can't quite get to write well. Love the ink color, though.

[petergly]

I'm restless so I switched out my PR (Lake Placid?) Blue cart from a broad Pel Script to a Pel Jr. Writes just as well, but I already had one calligraphy pen loaded.

 

Two, if you count the new Plumix that I still can't quite get to write well. Love the ink color, though.

 

 

I bought a Chinese fountain pen off eBay a while ago for all of 1 cent. Postage was $5.99... :-)

 

It's a fine point, converter fill. I don't seem able to put it down! It's a reasonably stiff nib, but it's so nice to use - I just keep coming back to it all the time.

 

Regards,

 

Peter in western Sydney

[McPete]

Using my Inoxcrom Wall St all today. For a $70 offering from a budget maker, it's a startlingly good pen.

 

I think I might get another...

[Beechwood]

A 50s Traveler, piston fill and nice gold nib, really nice to use and a little bit different

[Davide77]

A FP and a ball point by Lecce Pen, both in silver.

[Bill Smith]

Today's pen is a Tortoise Pelikan 400nn with a medium nib and loaded with Pelikan Blue Black.