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Definitely using my brown and gold Waterman Harmonie, 18k medium nib, Waterman's Havana Brown ink

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Definitely using my brown and gold Waterman Harmonie, 18k medium nib, Waterman's Havana Brown ink

^Nice choices, love it! The Harmonie is on my want list and the HB is my favorite ink at the moment.

 

Today I'm using the Danitrio TCII $33 pen. It's really got some heftiness to it, so if I get frustrated at work I'm likely to turn it in to flying bomb.

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my two 1936 sheaffer balance vac fill oversize, one filled with private reserve lake placid blue and the other with mb irish green

my 1946 sheaffer crest triumph loaded with waterman havana brown

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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my two 1936 sheaffer balance vac fill oversize, one filled with private reserve lake placid blue and the other with mb irish green

my 1946 sheaffer crest triumph loaded with waterman havana brown

I'm perplexed--your replies show a honkin' MB 149 but your last 10 or so posts all refer to your using Sheaffers--when do you pull out the MB Torpedo?

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So far today my go-to pen is an Eversharp Skyline. Not much to look at, but the best writer I can put my paws on at the moment. I tried to use one of my old Watermans, but, disappointingly, it doesn't hold (much) ink any more.

 

Cheap pens that write beautifully are it, for me.

"You deserve a longer letter than this; but it is my unhappy fate seldom to treat people so well as they deserve."

 

-- Jane Austen, letter from December 24 1798

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Waterman 15PSF with manifold nib - Diamine black ink

 

Lincoln oversize pen in orange celluloid (National Pen Products) with a semi flex fine - Diamine brilliant red ink

 

Waterman 52 18k Italian Overlay with a 3B nib - Diamine ultra green ink

 

Parker 51 Vac / Kullock demonstrator with 16k cap and a medium nib - Diamine Prussian blue

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A 1970's... MB149 with 50's 18C nib + MB BRG...all day. The only day of the yr. I tote/ use only one pen.

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Well since it's 4;25 Am and was awakened by an annoying telephone call, I haven't yet opened my journal or picked up paper to write the new snailmail contacts I've made here, but my Lamy Vista M nib and my newly purchased Retro 1951 Tornado are winking at me.

"know thyself?" If I knew myself, I'd run away.

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Well, today will be inking up my Sheaffer 300 Marbled Blue medium nib with Sheaffer Skrip Purple. I was only using a fine nib with the purple ink, waiting to see how it shows up from a medium nib.

Pilot Vanishing Point Royal Red

Sailor Professional Gear - Sailor Jentle Grenade

Kaweco AC Sport Red Limited Edition - Kaweco Red

Sheaffer Prelude Chrome - Private Reserve Sherwood Green

TWSBI Diamond 540 - Sheaffer Purple

Sheaffer 300 - Private Reserve Orange Crush

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Today's pen is a black and chrome Pilot Fermo vanishing point with Japanese broad nib inked up 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

 

 

 

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A burgandy Parker "21" that came in today with a Esterbrook desk pen that I got here from ebay. I got it because I was hoping the Parker was a "51" or "21" and because I need a desk pen to go with this Air Force desk set and ink. I served 4 years during Desert Storm at Offutt AFB, so when I saw the USAF set I knew I had to have it....:rolleyes:

 

Now, is there any way to date how old the "21" is?

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Foo! So many pens and inks, so little money....

 

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my two 1936 sheaffer balance vac fill oversize, one filled with private reserve lake placid blue and the other with mb irish green

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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A Parker Classic, with a triangular fine and flexible nib.

 

Thanks to Penhero for the pic

 

Plus a lever filled green striated Sheaffer and a deep red touchdown Sheaffer

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Finished writing the ink out of 3 pens this morning and will clean them out later:

 

Sheaffer OS Balance Carmine red stripe xxf nib

Wahl Doric Morocco Red fine flex nib

Namaki Capless Stealt med stub nib

 

Writing in my journal with

Sheaffer Balance II Millenium edition med nib

 

Crossword this morning with

Parker 51 flighter fine nib

 

Letters later with

YOL Grand Victorian fine nib

PAKMAN

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my two 1936 sheaffer balance vac fill oversize, one filled with private reserve lake placid blue and the other with mb irish green

my 1946 sheaffer crest triumph loaded with waterman havana brown

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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I know it isn't a fountain pen, but in my hand is my well-used purple Pilot G2

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Sheaffer Craftman 500 with a Feather Touch nib (stub by Greg Minuskin) filled with J. Herbin Bleu Nuit. What a smoooooth nib!!!

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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I am on the road this week, but owe many letters and behind in the journal. Need to have the big tanks.

Twsbi 540 with kon-pekiMontegrappa NeroUno with caran d' arch grand canyon (Ink Drop)Preppy eye dropper style with Baystate BlueLevenger Tru-writer with Noodlers Red-Black

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