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I really like it so far . im impressed by the weight of it as well . I like the color with the gold and red mixed in like waves . they call it the red lava . My first red pen and I am really keen on it and would recommend it to anyone who likes a heavy pen . It posts well too . im using J herbin rouge hematite in it and it seems to do very well with that ink .I cannot say enough nice things about it .post-55775-0-30544500-1410689823_thumb.jpgpost-55775-0-65035000-1410689860_thumb.jpgpost-55775-0-65035000-1410689860_thumb.jpg

Cathy :bunny01:

 

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Glad to read that you like the "old War Club". I enjoy the way it self-settles into my hand. It allows a relaxed grip that the

reason I use a fountain pen. The generous heft comes from a pen body of brass tubing.

 

As with most modern pens, plastic parts are molded. The "mold release" lubricants are often residue on the parts. A

thorough flush and rinse with a room-temp solution of DAWN dish detergent cuts it away.

 

The big nib and feed lay down a generous line of ink. It is especially attractive with lighter color inks. However, the nib

and feed can lay down ink faster than the reservoir can supply. An occasional push of ink from the converter may be

necessary.

 

Write with joy.

Auf freiem Grund mit freiem Volke stehn.
Zum Augenblicke dürft ich sagen:
Verweile doch, du bist so schön !

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thanks to you sasha I found that out about the ink . thanks and yes love the old war club love the heft .

Cathy :bunny01:

 

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Nice choice :)

 

I have so many black pens, so I started to branch out, but for some reason I usually end up with a variation of red shimmer or swirls.

 

The x450 has two nice reds that I'm considering, one is called "Wine Fog"

 

http://i.imgur.com/Ps0ZItq.jpg

 

and another called Deep Red Twist

 

http://i.imgur.com/L4v7ifp.jpg

 

-k

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