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For sharing on my first acquisition of Writer Limited Edition.

 

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One of the few modern MB pens I fancy (although the nib engraving is a bit ostentatious for my aesthetics). Congratulations on the acquisition!

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One of the few modern MB pens I fancy (although the nib engraving is a bit ostentatious for my aesthetics). Congratulations on the acquisition!

"Ostentatious", that's a great word, LOL :drool:.

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Great pen. I have been trying to purchase one at a reasonable price for the better part of a year. I hope it serves you well.

In order to appreciate the sweet, you must truly taste the bitter....

 

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Congrqts. My only we is the Jules Verne. I do think all the we are quite nice and actually much nicer nibs.

WTB Sheaffer Balance oversized with a flex nib, semi flex, broad, or medium in carmine red or grey striated.

 

Wtb Sheaffer Pfm in black or blue with a medium or broad nib.

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That's one WE I would really like to own myself, but I have never found one at a good enough price to tempt me to buy one.

 

Congratulations :)

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Congratulations. I purchased one earlier this year and have really enjoyed the writing experience. I have been carrying it and using as a daily writer but thinking I may need to take it out of rotation and keep it at home. I have a couple other WE's but this is my favorite. But I have never seen a Hemingway.

 

I hope it serves you well for many years.

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Nice pen you have there. I use a Dickens on a regular basis and thinking about it, for me at least, I have owned it for sometime now so it must be doing something right !

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This is the most beautiful pen of all the writer's series in my opinion :) Congratulations for an amazing purchase and hope you enjoy it

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congrats! the agatha is my constant companion as well, and i liked it so much that i got a second one (and i'm not even a rich man!) just to feel better about using one or the other as a daily writer.

 

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Good one, one of their very, very best designs.

"how do I know what I think until I write it down?"

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congrats! the agatha is my constant companion as well, and i liked it so much that i got a second one (and i'm not even a rich man!) just to feel better about using one or the other as a daily writer.

 

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I'm pleased with my purchase:) Which ink are u using in the pic?

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