What Pens Are You Using Today?

[Tom Aquinas]

Repeating what I said in the pencil thread. Tomorrow is an important day for Australia, ANZAC Day, commemorating lives lost and service by our Defence Forces. It will start early with a solemn Dawn Service , a couple of hours later a Memorial Service, then a march. An appropriate fountain pen , pencil and jotter for a uniform and medals. My Man 100 with a South Sea Blue Cartridge, matching jotter and pencil.

best wishes

Tom Aquinas

[write to me often]

Oberthur Tiama (I really don't know, why there is no Oberthur review in FPN)with Waterman Havana ink

Sheaffer 727 Custom grind Cursive Italic with Sheaffer green ink

Noodler's Ahab Cardinal Darkness with Aniki Tamarisk ink

Noodler's Standard Piston Flex Topkapi Amber with Aniki Trace de Paris ink

[robofkent]

At a meeting today in London I used a black glossy Lamy Safari with M nib with Lamy black ink

[Celerity-dad]

Eversharp 713 from Peyton Street pens filled with Diamine Twilight

Pilot 78G with a Pilot blue-black ink

 

I'm looking for something to write or draw with both. Some days I have to stretch to find a reason since my job centers on computer work.

[Doug C]

Bexley 2007 Owner's Club, Dani Trio Fellowship pen, Onoto Heritage and Mitsubishi Pure Malt MP (made from 100 year old Suntory barrels).

[CaptainGroovy]

My Trio of pens to is my long time friend and near constant companion Montblanc 146 filled with Pelikan BB. Playing back-up is my Lamy Persona filled with Quink Black, and a Noodler's Ahab in Jade filled with custom mix Blue.

[Freddy]

 

Fred

"I don't know what that is." ~ J. Barish ~

 

Edit...Purchased 18C in Paris 1973 .. with 18C three-tone nib and

feeder with center ink channels which stop above cylindrical portion

of feeder....It just Does Not jive???

Edited April 24, 2012 by Freddy

[GClef]

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m496/gclef1114/photobucket-2931-1335367584233.jpg

[Nokin]

Today I'm using my Waterman Edson with medium nib and R&K Salix ink, making preparation notes for a meeting tomorrow.

[welch]

- Camlin SD (medium nib...flossed the nib and did some simple smoothing...great feel)

- Sheaffer Heritage/Legacy (medium. I like the extra weight compared to the PfM)

 

- Parker Sonnet as back-up

 

 

(same as yesterday)

[robofkent]

I was at Employment Law course today in Central London and I used a black Waterman Expert II Deluxe, which got several admiring looks from people on the course....but I was disappointed to see amongst all the lawyers and HR people that no one else was using a FP!

[amk]

Waterman Kultur yellow demonstrator with a fine nib and Waterman blue ink - a zippy little nib and cute little pen.

 

Later on I might take one of my Lamys for a run.

[Tom Aquinas]

Man 100 with South Sea Blue Cartridge.

best wishes

Tom Aquinas :meow:

[robofkent]

Sheaffer Targa M nib with Diamine Coral

Waterman Expert II F nib with Diamine Cerise

Lamy Safari EF with Diamine Yellow

Lamy Safari M with Diamine Kelly Green

[TDolce]

My prized custom wood Dip Pen fitted with a vintage flexible Esterbrook 048 Falcon nib (which allows for smooth up strokes as well as down)and a custom aluminum reservoir allowing me to draw endlessly between dips. Best of all worlds for me.

 

Black wood (grip) and Cocobolo wood (body)

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-umHscqmuElY/T5m-JMKOLnI/AAAAAAAAAbw/znSABSiqj9A/s1600/my+custom+dip+pen.jpg

[pk_gt1]

One pen gifted to me by my grandfather. A hero 233.

[Tom Aquinas]

MB Noblesse Platinum finish with an Italic yellow gold nib (I did not like the platinum faced nib when i bought it in 1984). Loaded with a MB Blue/Black cartridge.

 

best wishes

 

Tom Aquinas :meow:

Edited April 27, 2012 by Tom Aquinas

[GClef]

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m496/gclef1114/photobucket-15311-1335515819219.jpg

[pk_gt1]

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m496/gclef1114/photobucket-15311-1335515819219.jpg

 

great piece of handwriting.Can't stop admiring .

[HDoug]

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m496/gclef1114/photobucket-15311-1335515819219.jpg

 

Love your handwriting! Or I guess, handwritings -- plural. Ink seems more of a constant. Anyway, thanks for posting.

 

Doug