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I would love a Stipula saturno in green, but they are hard to find. What are some of yours?

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Green is my favorite color! So is Brown! :) Having said that, my favorite green pens in my possesion are the Danitrio Nami Nuri, Pelikan M650, and Nakaya Heki Tamenuri.

Ah, that fresh ink on paper look!

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This one :happyberet:

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_P63eDNgJAwA/SJ8CAu_xwvI/AAAAAAAAADo/B6C7QhDw7Iw/s720/IMG_0007.JPG

 

A Waterman Patrician in emerald green.

 

Lamy AL-star - 1.1 (Omas Violet)

Nakaya Celluloid Mottishaw F Flex (PR Arabian Rose)

Omas Bologna - M (Noodler's Golden Brown)

Pelikan M620 Grand Place - Binder XF/XXF Flex (Noodler's Navajo Turquoise)

Stipula 22 - 0.9 (Waterman Florida Blue)

Waterman Patrician - M (Waterman Florida Blue)

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Sadly, my other favorite green pens, also Stipulas, are similarly difficult to find. :) Like my piston-filling ebonite Novecento. The Brunelleschi. The Novecento in aqua (same celluloid as the Brunelleschi).

 

I wish they did more green, blue, and/or purple pens. It's my only complaint, really.

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I love my green Parker Vac! I'm also wanting to get one of those green Pelikans someday.

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There is something magical to me about an Emerald Pearl Vacumatic.

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I need more green pens; seeing as it is my favourite colour - at the moment I have a Parker Victory in Green, a CS 21 in Green Marble (my favourite finish), the Lamy Safari in Lime Green and a Waterman Charleston in Green with gold trim. I'd love to have some nice celluloids or something in the future... or a Pelikan :)

Wanted List: Pelikan M800 F; GvFC Pernambuco F

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My Conway Stewart 84!

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Mont Blanc Alfred Hitchcock, Mont Blanc 149, Montegrappa Historia Limited editon 410/1000, Sheaffer imperial 777, Prker 51 special, Parker Duofold senior special, Stipula Tuscany dreams piston with 1.1 italic 036/351, incoming: Stipula Tuscany dreams T-flex. Parker 51 Vac, Pelikan 140. Aurora, Twsbi vac, Omas,dupont Waterman leMan 100 Opera

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I have 3 green pens that I like ;

 

a green VP

a green Pelikan New Classic P381

and a vintage Pilot lever fillr with mosaic pattern

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I would love a Stipula saturno in green, but they are hard to find. What are some of yours?

 

I have one and it's one of my favourites :bunny01: I have a Visconti Copernicus in green as well and it too is a lovely pen. APPLEMAN (aka Chris) made me a body and cap out of green and black ebonite for my Sheaffer II factory stub nib and I love it.

 

Bryan

 

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My favorite green pen also happens to be my only one, an M1000

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/michaelwhitesides/Pelikan%20M1000/M1000Posted.jpg

 

I've got two nibs with it, a stock fine nib and a medium nib that Richard turned into a delightful stub:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/michaelwhitesides/Pelikan%20M1000/DSCN2617.jpg

 

The pen is currently inked with Parker Penman Emerald. :)

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My green Saturno is my workhorse. I am chomping at the bit for a CS 100 bespoke in Pistachio, which would probably not unseat the Saturno...but it would be a close call. I do also like the older (90's) Parker Duofold Centennial in marbled green.

 

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My jade green Duofold. What a great pen, no matter how much I write it doesn't balk at me. It only acts up when fed ink that's a bit too free flowing, as it is a wet writer.

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will be the MB Green Striated 146 that we will be getting when 100 people sign up for it!!! Can't wait!!! :cloud9:

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will be the MB Green Striated 146 that we will be getting when 100 people sign up for it!!! Can't wait!!! :cloud9:

 

I'm excited for that too! And for the Fellowship pen but thats in purple. :)

Ah, that fresh ink on paper look!

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will be the MB Green Striated 146 that we will be getting when 100 people sign up for it!!! Can't wait!!! :cloud9:

 

I'm excited for that too! And for the Fellowship pen but thats in purple. :)

 

I'm in for the purple DaniTrio too...........and another Henry Simpole pen - my year is dedicated to three pens! :headsmack:

 

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Make it count!!!

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-- Jade Green Balance

 

-- Green stripe 1950s Pelikans

 

-- Emerald pearl Vacumatics

 

-- Green Esterbrooks

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