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GirchyGirchy Extremely Rare

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Visconti Pericle - J Herbin Fue de Terre

Dollar demonstrator - FPN Starry Night

Parker 45 - Quink washable blue

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mejdrich Rare

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Lamy White Safari - m - Herbin Blue Nuit

 

MB 149 - b - Herbin Perle Noir

MB 146 PT - f - Iroshizuku Kon-Peki

MB Hemingway - b - MB Oyster Grey

MB Solitaire SS Pinstripe - bb - MB Toffee Brown

 

Cartier, Louis Cartier, Black and Platinum (pinstripe, ridged finish) - f - Iroshizuku Asa-Gao

 

Bexley Simplicity - f - MB Toffee Brown

 

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Penache Rare

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I am happy to say I have four pens inked and in rotation. I feel some guilt for having neglected them for a few months but such is life.

Good to be back in the swing of things.

 

Dark Blue Mica Decimo - Waterman South Seas Blue

Black Sailor Sapporo Mini - PR Ebony Blue

Lamy Vista - Sheaffer Skrip Green

Hero 82-1 - Diamine Imperial Purple

~ Manisha

 

"A traveller am I and a navigator, and everyday I discover a new region of my soul." ~ Kahlil Gibran

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avlisyar Vintage

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Visconti Opera - Diamine Registrar's Blue

Edison Pearl - Noodlers Manhattan Blue

Dani Alpha Plus- Noodlers Black

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sexauerw Collectors Item

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At the moment I have nine pens inked, a couple more that I would prefer. They are:

  1. Classic Pens CP4 Richmond, medium stub nib, Noodler's Swishmix Nile Ebony ink
  2. S. T. Dupont Fidelio Laque Black, extra fine nib, Waterman black ink
  3. Pelikan M400, broad cursive italic nib, Pilot Kon-peki ink
  4. Pilot Custom 823, fine cursive italic nib, Pilot blue ink
  5. Reform clear demonstrator cartridge pen, medium nib, generic black ink cartridge
  6. Rotring Initial, extra fine nib, Sheaffer Skrip blue ink
  7. TWSBI Diamond 530, fine nib, Visconti blue ink
  8. Waterman Exception Slim, fine nib, Waterman Florida Blue ink
  9. Sheaffer Imperial 834, Sterling Silver Basketweave, extra fine nib, Visconti black ink

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Moynihan Extremely Rare

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Counting office, home, and "on me"....Kind of a memory test, this. :embarrassed_smile:

* means always in use.

 

2 Parker 51 desk pens*

1 Esterbrook (8-ball Dreyfuss design) desk pen*

1 Namiki VP

1 Lamy Safari*

1 Lamy Al-Star*

1 Montblanc 144

2 Parker 51's*

1 Parker Vacumatic

1 Sheaffer Statesman*

1 Parker Duofold International (1980's)*

1 Namiki Falcon*

1 Lamy 2000*

1 Pelikan 800*

1 Pelikan 200

1 Merlin 33*

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"I am a dancer who walks for a living" Michael Erard

"Reality then, may be an illusion, but the illusion itself is real." Niklas Luhmann

 

 

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laiki Near Mint

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Currently I only have two pens with ink:

 

Sailor Desk Pen (J. Herbin Bleu Pervenche)

Lamy Safari (Lamy Blue)

 

Of course I have ink being ordered so once it comes in I'll have my other pens filled too :P

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hari317 Museum Piece

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Currently Inked:

 

MB 149 early 90's- MB Blue/Black

MB Noblesse Silver plated - Diamine Jet Black cart

MB Slimline Black matte: Pelikan Black cart

MB 220 piston brushed: MB BRG

MB 144 celluloid: R&K Scabiosa

Aurora Kona Titanium: Quink Black cart.

Pelikan M650 F: Diamine Woodland Green

Postal Senior 18K Ruby: MB Violet

Pilot Custom 74 SFM: Pilot Blue/black

Pilot Custom 742 SM: Pilot Blue/black

Pilot Custom Maple: Pilot Blue/black

Pilot Custom Art craft Silvern Dragon: Pilot Blue/black

M1000ED: R&K Salix

Deccan Masterpiece ED: Diamine Registrar's ink

Deccan mini Diplomat brown ED: Diamine Turquoise blue.

GVFC Guilloche: Diamine Turquoise blue cart.

Wality 71J Blue: Noodler's Eternal black.

Omas Ogiva celluloid Extra large size with "Extra flessible" EF nib: MB Blue/Black

Waterman's 52V F: Parker Quink black

 

 

Cheers!

hari

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OMAS Paragon (Saffron celluloid) - Pelikan Brilliant Brown

OMAS Paragon (Green Arco celluloid - thanks @lf!) - Waterman Florida Blue

Pilot/Namiki Bamboo - Visconti Black

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Cincy_bob Near Mint

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Nine pens currently inked and at the ready:

 


  1.  
  2. Bexley Poseidon Maki-e Dragon, 1.1mm formal italic, Diamine Majestic Blue
  3. Classic Pens LM1 Flame Red Celluloid, B, Iroshizuku Fuyu Syogun
  4. Danitrio Mae West Kinbotan-nuri, Broad semi-flex stub, Noodler's Borealis Black
  5. Nakaya Decapod Kuro-tamenuri, 0.5mm flexible cursive italic, Iroshizuku Tsuki-yo
  6. Omas Ogiva Guilloche, 0.4mm semi-flex cursive italic, Iroshizuku Ku-jaku
  7. Pilot Metal Falcon, super-fine extra-flexible nib, Aurora Black
  8. Pelikan M800, 0.7mm cursive italic, Noodler's Navy
  9. Pelikan 1931 Toledo Limited Edition, 0.6mm cursive italic, J. Herbin Lie de Thé
  10. Waterman Le Man 100, M, Noodler's Borealis Black

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reprieve Collectors Item

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I have too many pens inked right now. Some are just about out of ink and will soon be flushed and taken out of rotation.

 

Nakaya Dragon; Iroshizuku Yama-budo.

Nakaya Portable Ishime Kanshitsu Heki-tame; Iroshizuku Syo-ro.

Delta Turchese; Herbin Poussière de Lune.

Delta Marmato Venato; MB Racing Green.

Pilot VP Blue Carbonesque; Aurora Blue.

Bexley Grande Finale; Binder's Blurple.

Edison Herald Grande; Caran d'Ache Saffron.

Parker 51 Dove Gray Vac; Iroshizuku Yu-yake.

MB 234 1/2; Pilot Blue.

Pelikan M910 Toledo; R&K Alt Goldgrün.

Stipula Passaporto Red Ebonite; Binder's Burgundy.

Pelikan M205 Blue Demo; Noodler's Baystate Blue.

Pilot Custom 823 Amber Demo; Iroshizuku Ajisai.

Danitrio Mt. Horai; Iroshizuku Momiji.

Omas Milord Arco; Herbin Lie de Thé.

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schweizer NOS (New Old Stock)

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Parker Super 21 w/Mont Blanc BRG. My favorite daily writer so far.

Two Pelikan M250's

Montegrappa Miya Argento "my precioussss" I love writing and looking at this pen.

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bassopotamus Extremely Rare

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Too many right now, and this probably isn't all of them.

 

Copper Esterbrook- Heart of Darkness

Lamy Studio- Van Gogh Midnight Blue

Lamy Safari- Noodler's Eternal Green

Lamy Al Star- Heart of Darkness

Laban Mento- Kiowa Pecan

Bexley Simplicity- Manuscript Brown

Pilot Knight- Mix of Kiowa PEcan and Black

78g Fine- Pelikan Blue Black

78g medium- Kiowa Pecan

78g Stub- 1670

Hero 616- Tienanmen

Hero 616- 1670

Hero 616- I forget. Maybe 1670

Hero Glorious 100- Bad Belted Kingfisher

reform 120- Baystate Blue

Reform 1745- La Coleur Royale

 

I need to go through and empty some of the duplicates here. The kiowa pecan/black mix isn't very good, so probably should do the knight. 1670 looks bad in the 616 (but great in the stub). Probably don't need 2 pens inked with kiowa pecan, etc etc.

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Bronze Extremely Rare

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Conway Stewart Churchill - Diamine Teal

Pelikan M800 - Diamine Chocolate Brown

Pelikan M1000 - Diamine Blue Black

Montblanc 146 - Diamine Sapphire Blue

Lamy 2000 - Private Reserve Spearmint

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Gerd W Rare

Gerd W

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Currently inked:

 

Duofold Internat. Marbled Blue - Waterman BB

Duofold Centennial Black 1990 - Quink BB

P75 Barley silverplated - Quink BB

P75 Sterling Ciselé - Cd'A Grand Canyon

P75 Burgundy - Penman Ruby

'51 Teal/RG - Quink BB

M400 Green Striated 1980s - 4001 Brillant Green

M215 - Waterman BB

140 Black - Waterman BB

P1 3B approx. 1960 - 4001 Brillant Black

146 1981 - MB Black

 

Gerd

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Bo Bo Olson Ancient Artifact

Bo Bo Olson

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Three pens came in today. number 23, 24 and 25...never got around to emptying out a few pens like planned.

 

A Böhler, a German Piston filler with a Pluma Super....must be Italian nib or Spainish. It is a butter smooth F-1 flexible nib. Waterman Florida Blue.

Böhler was one of the two brothers that owned Osmia, who pulled out in 1938 as Farber-Castell bought up enough stock to be on the board.

Eventually after the war, Farber-Castell bought up Osmia, for it's name and nib...and slowly faded Osmia out....too bad Farber-Castell also eventually faded out the great Osmia nib....or we'd all be collecting Farber-Castell's.

His brother didn't sell him Osmia nibs...so he got nibs from all over the place. I have three Böhler pens and each has a different nib.

 

It writes as pretty as it looks. My number one pen, an MB 234 1/2 Deluxe (52-55 only) KOB semi-flex suddenly has some serious completion. I can't wait until I try it with a shading ink.

http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm300/BoBoOlson/F7n6tDyIMsZj1282498401S.jpg

 

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A Kawaco-Mercedes. The Mercedes nib is F-1 flexible too, but it's a tad out of whack, the tines are a bit bowlegged, so it's a bit scratchy. MB Sepia.

 

http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm300/BoBoOlson/D2zqkCQLn5i81282210245S-1.jpg

 

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A second blue stripped "Clipper" came in today too, from a friend here. Lamy Turquoise. I moved my lion headed Rupp F-1 nib on to it, returning the Rose striped Clipper it's semi-flex M nib.

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In reference to P. T. Barnum; to advise for free is foolish, ........busybodies are ill liked by both factions.

 

 

The cheapest lessons are from those who learned expensive lessons. Ignorance is best for learning expensive lessons.

 

 

 

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