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Pen postman has already delivered two day before, but only today I can "play" with it. On the body "Soennecken" and nothing more. Pen identical shape, size and structure, as the schoolpen Soennecken S6.

The differences are just another imprints on the body and different nibs. School pen S6 burgundy has a steel nib with name S6. Green Soennecken has a solid 14 ct. gold nib.

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Pen had a leaky piston, so I do a new cork seal.

I had to dismantle the pen, so the way all the interior items have been completely squeaky clean.

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Screw the piston mechanism is brass, so solid.

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Screw fastening the seal to the piston are plastic, but the plastic is of good quality.

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I cut a slice of cork from a bottle of Portuguese Porto.

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After taking in a cork slice of an appropriate diameter pinhole, clipped it to the piston slide.

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A slice of cork with roughly cropped knife.

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Next it's just sandpaper. The closer to the target diameter of the cork seal, the finer paper.

You have to grind gently and sensitively, beige hurry. Finally I reached the assumed effect.

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Now i must left only embed feed and nib.

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Nib, quite small, but it is the brave!

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There is no difference when he writes a gold or steel nib.

The only difference is that gold never corrodes.

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too bad, he didn't load pictures....might be a pretty pen.

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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Congratulations on another Soennecken konis.

 

Excellent work on servicing the pen and much appreciate you sharing your process so generously :thumbup:

 

Pavoni.

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