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Nakaya Portable Cigar in heki-tame ishime kanshitsu, B flex nib, Herbin Vert Empire.

Nakaya Ascending Dragon in heki-tame, M flex nib, Herbin Vert Empire.

MB orange Generation, OB nib, Iroshizuku Fuyu-gaki.

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Jet black aerometric Parker 51, made in England, with Parker blue-black ink.

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Today I took my Vanilla Latte Taccia Staccata filled with Diamine Chocolate Brown ink to church to take notes. Also using it to work todays Sunday crossword!

 

My journal pen for today is the xf Lamy 2000 filled with Parker Quink Blue Black.

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Pelikan 805m with Sailor Gentle Sky Blue

Pelikan M101N with J. Herbin Lie de The

Lamy Al-Star (Blue) with Aurora Blue

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Pilot Custom 74 Demonstrator with Broad nib (equivalent of a European medium) loaded with Diamine Green/Black :)

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1947 Parker 51 with Waterman Havane

1984 Montblanc Meisterstuck 146 with Waterman Red

Sheaffer 444 with R&K Cassia

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Pilot custom 823 with a Broad CI by John Mottishaw filled with Akkerman Bezuidenwoudgroen

Preppy ED with BSB and another with Kung Te Cheng

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I left the house for work tonight with two pens:

1) Conklin Mark Twain Signature (Levenger LE, Tobacco, 14k Fine Nib), filled with Noodler's Brown

2) Pelikan M200 Demonstrator, Anthracite, EF Nib, filled with Waterman's Black

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Today is a working day well and truly, so I will be using my usual office pen, the redoubtable Lamy 2000 and my trusty old Parker Stg Sil Sonnet premier both loaded with Parker Blue/Black Quink. I had a look at the new Premier, I think it holds well but the cap clip is weak.

 

And you are right. If you buy one, double-check the clip. I bought a premier roller last christmas and I had to get back to the shop to have it changed the same day, after the clip started to dance.

No problem on the new one, so I guess it's not a general problem, but more a "sh*t happens" thing.

 

Today's pens : Lamy safari black M with royal blue Pelikan ink and Montegrappa NeroUno Linea with Montblanc black ink.

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Today Caran d'ache Variu Metwood fine nib with P.W. Akkerman Hofvijvergrijs (Grey) and a Varius Ivan Hoe medium nib with Mont Blanc Racing Green.

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Today, it's my Parker Vacumatic (medium nib) filled with Pelikan Edelstein Sapphire.

François (Frank) P.

Currently inked: Parker 51/Quink Blue-Black; TWSBI 580 1.1mm/Noodler's Black Swan in Australian Roses.

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TWSBI Diamond with M nib filled with Noodler's Bulletproof Black. Lamy 2000 EF nib filled with Noodler' Bulletproof Black, Kullock Fantasy 51 F nib filled with Pelikan Turquois

"You win with people." Woody Hayes

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black with gold trim Pilot Grandee with custom cursive italic nib and Mont Blanc Irish Green ink.

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Pelikan Pelikano Color Edition "170 years of Pelikan" white, medium steel nib with Pelikan 4001 turquoise ink from a converter.

 

I found this pen as special offer in a supermarket for just €4,-!

 

...there is no love in the world: about 50% of the people of my age learned to write with a Pelikano pen.

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Ernest Hemingway

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