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http://queenmargot.com/nakayad6.jpg

 

Nakaya Decapod, Heki-Tamenuri (review)

I love Heki-Tamenuri! Someday, I hope to get a portable writer.

 

I have a copper Esterbrook that I'll post a picture of tonight and a brown ripple Edison in the works, which I'll definitely be showing off. Brown pens are the best. :thumbup:

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Custom 823 and Tortoise Van Gogh Midi :thumbup:

 

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Moore 94-A

 

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http://queenmargot.com/nakayad6.jpg

 

Nakaya Decapod, Heki-Tamenuri (review)

I love Heki-Tamenuri! Someday, I hope to get a portable writer.

 

I have a copper Esterbrook that I'll post a picture of tonight and a brown ripple Edison in the works, which I'll definitely be showing off. Brown pens are the best. :thumbup:

 

 

I also love the Heki-Tamenuri — wonderful photo , QM2.

 

I look forward to a photo of your copper Esterbrook, djpyle, AND your new Eidson. Yes for brown! :)

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Here is another of my beloved brown pens, Marlen Chagall. This happens to be the pen/nib in my avatar as well.

 

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k313/Cankapopa/Chagall-whole.jpg

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I'm quite partial to this one, a Bexley Sheherazade piston filler from 2004, F nib, currently filled with Waterman Florida Blue.

 

http://www.parkvillepen.com/images/bexley/tortoisesheherazade.jpg

 

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I look forward to a photo of your copper Esterbrook, djpyle, AND your new Edison. Yes for brown! :)

Here it is. Don't mind the grungy typewriter.

http://www.danielpyle.com/Daniel_Pyle/Blank_files/L1010469.jpg

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Did someone say brown??

 

 

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Is that an M800 Tortoise !?!? notworthy1.gif Gorgeous pens over all!

Power to the peaceful (Michael Franti)

 

Pouch Partners:

Pilot VP Kasuri (m) & Sailor Red Brown

Pelikan M415 (B) & Pelikan Black Brown mix

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Oh, I almost forgot: I have one other brown pen I can show off while I wait for my Edison.

 

http://www.danielpyle.com/Daniel_Pyle/Blank_files/L1010473_2.jpg

 

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Okay, I've posted this in about six different threads now, but I've got to show it off here as well:

 

http://www.danielpyle.com/Daniel_Pyle/Blank_files/L1010531-filtered.jpg

 

I'm working on a full review now.

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my stipula eritruria older model

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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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I didn't think that I had any brown beauties to share (unfortunately) but I found a bunch of Conway Stewart photos that I took in the end of last summer. Here is the beautiful Conway Stuart Duro Dartmoor (not in my care anymore). You can find more photos of it and its friends here.

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_FODBn3j5KLc/S3MQBWHr78I/AAAAAAAAPhA/JFkaI46EOmQ/duro%20dartmoor%20III.jpg

 

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Dandelion — I've always admired the Dartmoor resin. Very nice looking Duro. I followed the link to your blog and I know just what you mean when you say, "the joy with photographs is that it feels like the pens still are a little bit mine" concerning pens no longer in your possession.

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I am simply loving this thread!

 

my humble contribution - a wality demonstrator

 

 

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Parker VS (rust)

Parker "51" aerometric (navy grey)

Sheaffer Snorkel Saratoga (burgundy)

Sheaffer Imperial IV Touchdown (green)

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Conway Stewart Dandy Bronze w PR Copper Burst.

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*****the dandelion flickr is right here*****

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Bexley Poseidon with Tibaldi Celluloide:

 

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