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Today I received Waterman Man 100 Patrician - Cardinal Red color

This is my second Patrician, the first was blue

I need to buy only one green in color and will be a set of. :wub:

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Guess who has your brand new green Patrician (with an OB nib), too bad you're so far away!

 

http://episodefive.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/patrician.jpg?w=590&h=442

 

The Patrician is a very pretty pen, I also have the Opera, and one of the first black models with a centennial 1883-1983 nib.

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Guess who has your brand new green Patrician (with an OB nib), too bad you're so far away!

 

http://episodefive.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/patrician.jpg?w=590&h=442

 

The Patrician is a very pretty pen, I also have the Opera, and one of the first black models with a centennial 1883-1983 nib.

Nice.

 

You write it is an OB nib, but it looks stubbish to me. Does it have any linevariation?

 

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I never inked this one. It's not a severe oblique like some others I have, but the photo angle hides it a bit. This tip is quite wide (looks as big as my other BB or BBB), and low profile from top/bottom, it definitely would have a large line variation.

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congrats on the man 100 patrician one of the very best pens from waterman :thumbup:

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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in order i love

the green

the blue

the red

but they're all very very nice

A people can be great withouth a great pen but a people who love great pens is surely a great people too...

Pens owned actually: MB 146 EF;Pelikan M200 SE Clear Demonstrator 2012 B;Parker 17 EF;Parker 51 EF;Waterman Expert II M,Waterman Hemisphere M;Waterman Carene F and Stub;Pilot Justus 95 F.

 

Nearly owned: MB 149 B(Circa 2002);Conway Stewart Belliver LE bracket Brown IB.

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Nice! Love the Man100 Patricians! I have a blue and a green, and also an original (1930s) set in Turquoise/lapis. The Man100s are excellent modern versions of the original classic.

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Three beautys, for sure. Congrats on a nice collection

 

Visually, the blue appeals most to me, but I am biased as I am slightly red-green colour-blind.

 

 

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I have the blue and the red - got them for a fraction of their original prices and in mint condition 'new old stock' on eBay. Best bargains I ever found on eBay!

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What sort of price would you pay for this pen?

 

I don't have one but I know someone who does.

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What sort of price would you pay for this pen?

 

I don't have one but I know someone who does.

Prices for the man 100 patricians are between 350-500€

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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