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Pelikan m200, M -- Sailor Jentle Blue-Black

Parker 45, B -- Noodler's Black Swan in Aussie Roses

TWSBI 580, F -- Noodler's Black

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Parker Sonnet Ciselle .985 silver, all yellow 18ct nib, filled with Quink Blue Black

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Up until a few minutes ago (ink ran out) I was using a Zebra fountain pen with one of those ball nibs. I'd like to find a "real" one now, as that one was my very first.

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Mustard Pilot VP, 18k medium nib, Aurora Blue

"Green-ish" Sheaffer Snorkel Statesman, medium palladium-silver triumph nib, Montblanc Irish Green

Edison Herald in Amber Tortoise, medium stainless steel nib, Diamine Ochre

 

 

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I'm using a Twsbi 580

 

 

Which nib and what ink ?

 

Anyhow..Welcome Aboard and enjoy your time here..

 

Fred

 

Yes sir..never had a home before..I have a home..

this is my home....What is a home<question>..

 

~ John Merrick aka David Bowie, Booth Theatre ' 80 ~

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I am using a MontBlanc LeGrand with Turquoise Diamine Ink as well as my Parker5th

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Well a strange one really. Eggens Hambler Co. which writes amazingly !

 

Far cry from my usual Montblanc or Edson but really enjoying using it.

A wise man once said    " the best revenge is wealth "   but a wiser man answered back    " the best revenge is happiness "

 

The true definition of madness - Doing the same thing everyday and expecting different results......

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Waterman Expert with Oxblood and Twsbi 580 1.1 stub with Ancient Copper

 

Love Diamine’s Ancient Copper in the 1.1 mm stub, though mine is the Vac 700 model (580 on order). Just switched to De Atramentis Capricorn which I am not liking nearly as much, so back to Ancient Copper as soon as this fill is used up.

 

Others are a Lamy Safari with medium nib and the Lamy blue ink (about as standard as you can get) and the MB 149 which is always filled with Midnight Blue.

I am no longer very active on FPN but feel free to message me. Or send me a postal letter!

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I have two inexpensive pens which I use.

My first one, which I am currently using, is a Parker IM.

It is black and has gold trimmings. I am using bottled Parker QUINK (blue-black color).

My second one is an uncommon Cross Bailey.

It is also black, but it has silver trimmings. I am using black Cross cartridges with that one.

(The nibs of both pens are steel.)

:lol:

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- Parker Frontier F nib - Parker Quink Black

- Waterman Hemisphere F nib - Sheaffer Skrip Red

- Waterman Charleston F nib - Waterman Inspired Blue

http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q731/AlexRS6/Pen%20Div/sheafftargasig_zpsb1ab9031.jpg

Writing with Parker, Sheaffer, Waterman and Aurora.

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Well a strange one really. Eggens Hambler Co. which writes amazingly !

 

Far cry from my usual Montblanc or Edson but really enjoying using it.

 

Have you posted pics yet? :hmm1: :vbg: I am certainly interested to see it!!

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Writing practice at home, using a PDF-version of AN Palmer's book from 1935, with a Montblanc 136 steel EF nib, Parker Quink Blue. Wonderful, lovely pen, holds a ton of ink, bit of feedback and flex, and great for Palmer or Business Writing.

 

Taking notes during meetings with clients: Montblanc Agatha Christie 18K F nib, Iroshizuku Asa-gao. For a long time I did not want to take this pen out of the house, but really, no-one seems to notice it very much and it is such a joy to write with. Incredibly smooth, easy to use.

journaling / tinkering with pens / sailing / photography / software development

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Accompanying others..the following... .... .

 

Montblanc Diplomat early '70s with 18C semi-flexie extra fine nib..

 

And a New York OS gold filled sleeve filler Dictator with a SWEEET fine..

 

Both filled with Pelikan 4001 Royal Blue ink.... .

 

Fred

 

....so ended the Day....P. Frank....

 

riders on the storm..rrrepeat..into this house we're born....

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