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Today's pen of use was my freshly fully cleaned new-to-me Pelikan 100, with supersweet flexy nib and Waterman Violet ink. I'm very pleased with this little pen that I picked up cheaply on Ebay on a whim.

<font size="1">Inked: Pelikan 400nn, Pilot VP, Pelikan M400, Pelikan M200, Pelikan 400, Pelikan M101n, Esterbrook SJ<br> | <a href=http://www.flickr.com/photos/27410410@N05/>Flickr</a> <br></font>

 

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Today's pen of use was my freshly fully cleaned new-to-me Pelikan 100, with supersweet flexy nib and Waterman Violet ink. I'm very pleased with this little pen that I picked up cheaply on Ebay on a whim.

 

Pelikan 100s are wonderful!

 

Today I'm using a Montblanc 342G with DEF nib (Noodler's Bulletproof Black) and a Pelikan M205 clear demonstrator with EF nib (Montblanc Gandhi/saffron ink). I have something like 11 pens with me here at work (or is it 12?), but I've had my nose to the grindstone and have just grabbed these two so far...

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A twelve-dollar turquoise-blue Duke 600 that out-writes many a costlier pen! Filled with some unknown blue ink cart that pretty much by accident matches the barrel color.

 

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My latest ebook.   And not just for Halloween!
 

My other pen is a Montblanc.

 

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I just flushed all my inked pens and so far have only reinked my VP with Pilot Blue-Black in a cart.

Growing old is mandatory, growing up is optional.

Never be afraid to try something new.

Remember, amateurs built the ark.

Professionals built the Titanic.

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A new pen and a new bottle of ink yesterday, so today a silver and black Visconti skeleton with Caran d'ache storm.

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I left the house for work this evening with one of my OMAS T-2s (Fine Nib) with Noodler's Red-Black and my new White Pelikan M205 (0.5mm Cursive Italic from Richard Binder) filled with Waterman Blue-Black.

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I think today's pen will be either my Lamy 2000 or Pelikan M200 with Binder italic nib: I'm going out on the motorbike to look at cars, so I'd prefer not to take the vintage Pelikans out with me. The Lamy is inked with Diamine Chocolate Brown, the M200 with Waterman Havana. Notes written with both of them have a pleasing look to them.

<font size="1">Inked: Pelikan 400nn, Pilot VP, Pelikan M400, Pelikan M200, Pelikan 400, Pelikan M101n, Esterbrook SJ<br> | <a href=http://www.flickr.com/photos/27410410@N05/>Flickr</a> <br></font>

 

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Today's pen is an early 1970s broad nibbed Parker 75 Cisele loaded up 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

 

 

 

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My Careene, and Parker 51. (I wanted to add my Parker to the list since I just got it today, you know "new toy" sort of thing...) :)

The difference between the almost right word & the right word is really a large matter--it's the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning.

- Mark Twain in a Letter to George Bainton, 10/15/1888

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Today I am writing with two of my pens: the 2010 Bexley Owners Club with Medium Nib filled with Noodler's Widow Maker and my Delta Dolca Vita with Medium Nib filled with Private Reserve DC Supershow Blue.

 

I hope you enjoy the photos!

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I have just started using my new Lamy Safari, after 25 years service, it is time for my old one to become the back up

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Parker 51 navy blue, 1.3mm Minuskin ball nib, Herbin Orange Indien. Luscious! :cloud9:

MB Poe, broad nib, Montblanc Blue-black.

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I'm still scribbling with my Namiki Falcon filled with Noodler's Dark Matter...

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Aurora Mare, DO JdM, Guider

He who says he knows but does not act does not yet know.
~ Wang Yangming

 

When I grow up I want to be just like Calvin.

~ Me

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A very light weight Pelikan, plasti student pen! I acquired this little FP via the internet. I think I got three of them for around $12. Both the cap and barrel have animations on them, a rocker girl dancing, a flower and a few polka dots. It has a silver nib, with the letter m and the Pelikan logo. It is presently fitted a ink cartridge, filled with Authentic Models Turquoise ink. This pen may write better than any FP that I own! It lays a smooth and wet line, the ink flow is perfect! The pen posts perfectly, grips perfectly and the cap snaps on perfectly. The matte black clip is plastic but is very effecient and works perfectly. The only downside is the fact that one cannot very well carry it into the corporate board room! It is too adolescent in nature and by no means looks professional! Other than that,it writes better'n most pens that I own, including those that costs $300 and above! It's all the fountain pen anyone would really ever need!

moonriver17

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Blue Estie SJ/9668/Quink Blue-Black....vintage and reliable like me....:cloud9:

God is seldom early, never late, and always on time.

~~Larry Brown

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Today I flushed my new Rotring Esprit Telescopic and put it to work. It was having problems with an inconsistent feed and the flush seems to have fixed it. Guess I'll see for sure tomorrow...

Music, verily, is the mediator between intellectual and sensuous life, the one incorporeal entrance into the high world of knowledge which comprehends mankind but which mankind cannot comprehend. -Ludwig van Beethoven

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