Whats your current most used pen

[Robert Hughes]

This week is my Eversharp Skyline, filled with PR Tanzanite.

[piembi]

My favourite pen of the last weeks has been a vintage Pelikan 400NN tortoise with R&K sepia.

 

[milo]

Currently my most used pen is a Pilot Capless Blue Carbonesque with my Sailor 1911M Zoom next. I'm trying to use the zoom nib more in order to sway my love/hate relationship with it more towards love!

 

cheers,

Milo

[ethernautrix]

Have I answered this already?

 

Edison Pearl and Sheaffer Flattop.

 

With a few others used daily but not quite as much.

[penmanila]

a 1935 burgundy parker vacumatic with an broad flex nib

[Gawain]

This week its my Platinum Honest 66. I tweeked the nib just a little bit and discovered one of the most pleasurable writing experiences I've ever had!

 

Usually, its my Namiki Vanishing Point, fine nib, from Richard Binder. I take notes and although this pen writes beautifully... I enjoy the ease of the ball point like retraction mechanism to keep the nib from drying out between note taking.

 

 

 

-Gawain

http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x75/gawain33/PlatinumHonest66Black2.jpg

Edited January 14, 2009 by Gawain

[lucentstreak]

I wish I could give you a definitive straight answer but since I started on this forum months ago, I have collected 6 pens and decided to stop at that number in order to sit back and enjoy each one. I do use them interchangeably each day but as to most used pen... hmm.. I would say it would be a close fight between my Pilot Custom 823 and Lamy 2000.

[E39 98]

Waterman Charleston, blue with silver trim, fine nib, usually inked with aurora blue or black. Been a very consistent and reliable pen for the last 10 months or so.

[Ken W]

I tend to rotate among a number of pens, but always have a Waterman with a flex nib inked for signing documents. This week I have been using a Waterman 7 Red Ripple with a Red flex nib, a Waterman 7 Emerald Ray with a Brown semi-flex nib, both filled with Diamine WES Imperial Blue, and an Omas Paragon Scarlet Celluloid filled with Waterman Florida Blue.

[sexauerw]

This week I have a number of pens inked, nine I think, but the ones that get the most use by far have been:

• Stipula DaVinci in Blue Cracked Ice, 1mm Italic nib, Waterman Florida Blue ink
• Parker 51 Vacumatic, India Black, extra-fine nib but quite wet and writes almost fine, Skrip Peacock Blue ink
• Montblanc 221, black, 1mm oblique cursive Italic nib, Visconti Blue ink
• Sheaffer Legacy Heritage II, Platinum, Skrip Jet Black ink

Next week will most likely be different.

[hexadecimal]

At the moment, for some odd reason, a pre-unification Pelikan m150 with a very wet M nib. Don't normally like something that writes as wet as this one does.

[troglokev]

This week, my MB 149 with the troglicated nib has been getting a lot of use. It's about time it had a look in, since the Pilot M90 and the Hanzi have been hogging my attention for a while now.

[kubalai]

My Cross Solo F black woth gold trim is my reliable always writes first time even if not used for weeks. Otherwise usually use my Sailor 1911 silver (M/F) or P51 black with a gold cap ,F nib. Guess I should use my MB starwalker and Parker sonnet cisele more often but non so far match the Cross Solo.

[kubalai]

This week its my Platinum Honest 66. I tweeked the nib just a little bit and discovered one of the most pleasurable writing experiences I've ever had!

 

Usually, its my Namiki Vanishing Point, fine nib, from Richard Binder. I take notes and although this pen writes beautifully... I enjoy the ease of the ball point like retraction mechanism to keep the nib from drying out between note taking.

 

 

 

-Gawain

http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x75/gawain33/PlatinumHonest66Black2.jpg

 

Nice Pen, how does it write?

 

[Karter]

A Waterman Edson Sterling LE and a rather untidy Parker 45 flighter are currently being put through their paces. The 45 has undergone very heavy use in its life time, but still writes like a dream.

[Robert Hughes]

+1 on the beat-up Parker 45. I've got a British one here, a student pen, with bite marks, missing pieces and the whole panoply of student-related injuries. But I've got it filled and in use at work, and it works pretty good.

[goaliedad30]

Probably my black Waterman Expert, loaded with PR Fast-Dry Ultra Black. It's what I take notes with at work.

[nolagraph]

Right now I am almost inseparable from my new Yellow Vanishing Point with a fine point. The line width is just about perfect, and I am fascinated by the retractable nib mechanism. It's very convenient when I'm taking notes in class.

[Philip1209]

A Lamy 2000. I just finished a week of written exams with it.

[oracle202]

Mine is currently my GREY STRIPED VACUMATIC circa ww2 with noodlers nightshade. beautiful pen and ink.