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INAHON Sp. z o.o. is on the Polish market since the year 1989. Our activity is divided into two parts. The first is segment of luxury writing instruments, were we distribute brands like Sheaffer, Aurora, Cross and FranklinCovey.

 

The second segment is distribution of stationery products, were we distribute such products as Pentel, Standardgraph, KSG, Stanger and Bruynzeel-Sakura.

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A hit or miss period IMHO. I absolutely hated the Nostalgia pens and found them impossible to use, the edges on the overlays were way to sharp for comfort. Targa I liked though it was on the slim side and not as comfortable over extended use as many earlier and later Sheaffers, the revised Crest series was barely acceptable, Imperials and Triumphs were good to great and the Connaisseur was a great upscale NoNonsense.

 

 

 

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Really?! You hated Nostalgia? For me it's beautiful pen...

 

Maybe you change your mind! :)

 

My Nostalgia:

 

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INAHON Sp. z o.o. is on the Polish market since the year 1989. Our activity is divided into two parts. The first is segment of luxury writing instruments, were we distribute brands like Sheaffer, Aurora, Cross and FranklinCovey.

 

The second segment is distribution of stationery products, were we distribute such products as Pentel, Standardgraph, KSG, Stanger and Bruynzeel-Sakura.

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As regards edges on the overlays...you may be right... :wacko:

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INAHON Sp. z o.o. is on the Polish market since the year 1989. Our activity is divided into two parts. The first is segment of luxury writing instruments, were we distribute brands like Sheaffer, Aurora, Cross and FranklinCovey.

 

The second segment is distribution of stationery products, were we distribute such products as Pentel, Standardgraph, KSG, Stanger and Bruynzeel-Sakura.

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I bought a gold fill Nostalgia in the brocade pattern because I thought it looked beautiful but I couldn't get it to write so I returned and from the same seller bought a Parker gold band Vac in Emerald Pearl. To use it is to love it. I like my pens to start immediately, have ink flow that can keep up, be comfortable to hold for long periods and not to skip. I have Sheaffers like this but unfortunately not the pretty Nostalgia. They all tend to be much older like the Balance OS or b nib Triumph.

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I think the sixties were a great time for Sheaffer.

 

I suppose it is a great time for you, OP, with Sheaffer because it is your here and now, and that is your collection.

 

The only Sheaffers I really like are the Imperials with the inlaid nibs. All the nibs were pleasant, but I like the Touchdowns more than the C/C Imperials.

 

The rest of the Sheaffers are pretty to beautiful, but there is one ergonomic issue or another with just about all of the other Sheaffer types. The inlaid Imperials are at the right price and performance point though, and they are beautiful.

"Don't hurry, don't worry. It's better to be late at the Golden Gate than to arrive in Hell on time."
--Sign in a bar and grill, Ormond Beach, Florida, 1960.

 

 

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