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Pelikan Vera

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Nice pens, John, and lucky to me, I'm not too attracted to the Tiger eyes, as well as the 235. I like the striated pens though, and to that thankfully I've got a small collection.

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3713/12476699815_71d227cb1d_z.jpg

P.S. Post processing, if done properly, does bring out the texture of pens. ;)

 

Wow these are nice. what nibs are you having here?

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Thanks. Most of my pens are either F or EF.

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Sunnerd, the luck is all mine since I have one less person to compete against when trying to complete my tiger eye collection. Your grey striated collection is the finest I have seen so far. :thumbup:

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Nice pen case. I was looking for something like this. Do you mind divulging where you acquired it?

 

It comes with the Leonardo pencil. I don't know if they sell it separately.

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Yes, never filled it with anything else. In fact, I love the JS ink so much I picked up four extra bottles from the MB boutique. They see me coming and pull out all the LE inks :)

 

Awesome. Is that the JS ink, too?

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Nice pictures Bernardo! The beauty and elegance of these familiar black cigar shaped Montblancs are timeless.

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