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yesterday mb rollerball and my 1979 mb 149 loaded with racing 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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These are my weekly-monthly rotation for my work, Cross Solo M nib, royal blue Quink, Parker Frontier, F nib, black Quink and some Parker BPs.

http://i583.photobucket.com/albums/ss273/mikkolopez/My%20Pens/PenRotation1.jpg

For the holiday cards, it's my Parker Sonnet, M nib on black Quink.

http://i583.photobucket.com/albums/ss273/mikkolopez/My%20Pens/IMG_1059.jpg

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These are my weekly-monthly rotation for my work, Cross Solo M nib, royal blue Quink, Parker Frontier, F nib, black Quink and some Parker BPs.

http://i583.photobucket.com/albums/ss273/mikkolopez/My%20Pens/PenRotation1.jpg

For the holiday cards, it's my Parker Sonnet, M nib on black Quink.

http://i583.photobucket.com/albums/ss273/mikkolopez/My%20Pens/IMG_1059.jpg

I would sell the watch and buy some more pens

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Been cleaning out some pens today and suddenly realized that I currently have zero (0) pens inked. AAAARRRRRGGGGG!!!!

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Three inked this week for holiday notes and Journaling:

 

A 1977 Vintage "Seagul" make it the former USSR. (Was a Christmas Present. Works well, not great)

 

A Rosetta with a Pendelton Point (italic works Great!!)

 

A Jinhao 1200 (another Christmas present. Works very well, suprised me)

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Couldn't stand no inked pens. Now have my Yard-o-Led Viceroy Grand Victorian inked with Diamine Majestic Blue!

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@sheehmi, they say the exact opposite on the watch forum :roflmho:

I can't manage two addictions like that -- you must have some will power

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Yard-O-Led Viceroy Grand Victorian fine - Diamine Majestic Blue

 

TWSBI 540 Diamond xf - Private Reserve Blue Suede

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Modello T, just arrived today!! :P

 

Filled with my own mix of 2 parts Private Reserve Ebony Purple to 1 part Pelikan Violet.

"If you are going through hell, keep going." - Sir Winston Churchill

 

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I received my Danitrio Tamenuri Mikado from Kevin a few days ago and I haven't wanted to write with anything else since. The pen, as many of you know, is enormous and yet it is light and shaped so that it fits into my fairly small hand beautifully. The nib is a "soft" fine. I've filled it with Noodlers Red Black (which approximates the color of the pen). I am an over the top left hander and the ink flow is such that I find no problem with smudging even using some pretty slick Clairefontaine paper.

 

I chose the clipless version since the pen really is too big to fit comfortably in a shirt pocket. The only marking on the pen (other than on the two-tone 18k gold nib) is the signature in Kongi of the artist in gold color on the section.

 

Maybe in time I'll tire of using it, but I wouldn't bet that way.

 

Now the question is what to do with the other 200 pens in my collection.

 

Since this is my first post, I'm not sure the image will show up. If it does, you should note that it is Kevin Cheng's, not mine.

 

Bob

 

 

That is one beautiful looking pen! Glad that you are enjoying it.

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I've been using the Visconti Opera Elements fountain pen - 14k medium nib, with a cartridge of Private Reserve Sepia on board. This is probably the smoothest writing pen that I've ever owned - I've struggled to put it down, even after a new Edison Nouveau arrived just before Christmas.

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This afternoon wuz usin' the following... .

Conklin Word Gauge (Collection) Tiger Eye Pearl Ag Trim (?)

Transparent Mid Barrel Piston Filler Smooth Wet Broad Nib.... .Omas Roma 2000 Blue Ink.

 

 

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Fred

Vaya Con Dios ~ Russell,James&Pepper ~

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I've been tinkering with my pens off and on all day...a nice, quiet NY's Day. I wrote with my Lamy Studio, a Lamy 2000, and I wrestled with my new Lamy AL-Star. It doesn't seem to be working correctly - it certainly doesn't feel like the Studio.The ink (Noodler's Bad Belted Kingfisher) was very pale and the lines quite thin for a medium nib. I emptied the pen and cleaned the nib, thinking it may have manufacturer oils in it, but this didn't make a difference. Really get miffed about stuff like this. Happily, my other FPs are working well. :rolleyes:

Letter writing is the only device for combining solitude with good company.  ~Lord Byron

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Pilot Vanishing Point (Med. Black Carbonesque) with Pilot Blue-Black

Pilot 78G (Broad Red/Gold) with De Atramentis Xmas 2011 Ruby Red (Rose Scented)

Derek's Pens and Pencils

I am always looking for new penpals! Send me a pm if you'd like to exchange correspondence. :)

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1936 sheaffer balance vac fill oversize i ngray with omas blue and sheaffer balance vac fill oversize in green using Omas 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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