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Black PFM III with medium nib and Waterman's Blue Black

 

Sailor Realo with Naginata Togi medium nib and vintage Parker Ruby.

 

Tonight I am going to test drive my new Waterman's 42 Safety Pen with a hugely flexy #2 nib against my Waterman's Artist Nib (also in a Safety)

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Danitrio red Flattop Kara-nuri with Iroshizuku Fuyu-gaki (Persimmon Orange) coming out of a flexy stub nib

Joi - The Way of the Japanese Pen

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Nakaya Desk Pen Aka-tamenuri, flexible fine nib, Iroshizuku Syo-ro.

1960s Lamy 27, medium stub nib, P.R. Electric DC Blue.

Edison Herald Grande, broad nib, Diamine Evergreen.

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Today I am using my newly acquired vintage Esterbrook Green LJ with #9968 firm broad nib. It is putting down a beautiful line of Noodler's Eel Turquoise ink.

"Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars" ~Henry Van Dyke

Trying to rescue and restore all the beautiful Esties to their purpose.

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Montegrappa Nero Uno - wonderfully smooth pen that writes easily from the case, despite my not having used it for a few days.

 

Graf von Faber Castell Intuition - the terracotta and black model, which looks fantastic and has a great nib - seems to improve my handwriting without me even thinking about it.

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I just have received a vintage pen approximately from the 40's. It's called a "Stylus" and the nib is "radian tipped Made in the Usa".

The nib is something like a semi flexible one, but not too flexible, unfortunately because I bought it to have a flexible nib. On the other hand, I can write with it well, it's comfortable.

 

Do you know what kind of this pen could be?

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I just have received a vintage pen approximately from the 40's. It's called a "Stylus" and the nib is "radian tipped Made in the Usa".

The nib is something like a semi flexible one, but not too flexible, unfortunately because I bought it to have a flexible nib. On the other hand, I can write with it well, it's comfortable.

 

Do you know what kind of this pen could be?

 

Sometime ago, I purchased a prototype of the Bexley Intrepid from Parkville Pens. The color is fabulous. You can see a photo of one here: Intrepid.

 

Richard did the regrind on this from a broad to a 0.9mm cursive italic and it is a wonderful writer. I will be using this pen often. thumbup.gif

"God's not interested in operating a brownie-point system - he's only interested in loving and forgiving those who are brave enough not to deny what they've done. . . brave enough to be truly sorry, brave enough to resolve to make a fresh start in serving him as well as they possibly can" Susan Howatch

 

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Well, I'm a newcomer in the world of vintage pens, now I have the parker 51 (present from my father) and this Stylus. i'm still looking for a good flexible or wet noodle fountainpen, but i'm sure I will find soon... ;)

The webpage you citated is very interesting, thank you.

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Today's pen is a modern Brown Conway Stewart Duro with a fine nib inked up with Noodlers Blue Black.

"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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Dani - Kamakura-Bori Eyedropper Fill Medium Nib.

 

Omas 556/S Platinum Celluloid Gold Filled Trim Piston Fill Fine Nib.

 

Parker 41 Gray Barrel Fish Scale Cap Aerometric Fill Fine Nib.

 

All filled with Skrip Blue Black [1950s] Ink.

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Today's pen is a Parker 51 Flighter inked 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

 

 

 

Bill Smith's Photography

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At work (school)

Silver Lamy Safari AL-Star medium nib with orange Diamine ink

Parker 17 medium nib Quink black

Rotring Espirit broad nib Rotring Brilliant blue

Parker Classic Thuya fine nib Quink black

At home

P51 fine nib Quink blue

Pilot Capless orange ink still coming out brown (even after an age of flushing)

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Work:

 

Waterman Hemisphere Stainless Broad - Waterman Purple

Lamy Studio Black 1.1mm italic - Noodler's Zhivago

Lamy Studio Blue Medium - Pilot iroshizuku syo-ro

Platinum 3776 Black Music - Waterman Blue-Black

Lamy Studio Brushed Stainless Extra Fine - Waterman Florida Blue

 

Home:

 

Lamy Joy 1.5mm italic - Mont Blanc Bordeaux

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Today, it's a Duke Copper Temple with Noodler's Ottoman Azure and a Duke Great Shanghai with Private Reserve Tanzanite (filled right before I saw the SITB!).

Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.

 

Lisa in Raleigh, NC

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I just got a Kaigelu gray and amber pen from Todd at isellpens. I'm very impressed! It's filled with Waterman Havana Brown. Very smooth! And though it's a little heavier than I usually opt for, it's very nicely balanced. I'm going to use this one a lot.

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Today I received my Pilot 78g with a fine nib and inked it with Noodler's Bulletproof Black. Love it. I also used both of my vintage 1920s pens in my signature.

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Today, it's a Kaigelu 335 with Diamine Flamingo Pink and a Wing Sung 237 with Noodler's Pendemonium Blacktop Black.

Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.

 

Lisa in Raleigh, NC

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