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What was your first oversize pen ?


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Mine was my MB 149.

 

I didnt really know what is an oversize pen all I knew this pen is my dream and once I got it I learned there is among pen fans a category called an Ovedrsize pens.

Since then I fell in love with big pens and I am just sorry that they cost so much.

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Danitrio Densho (raw ebonite). About as large as I want to get (without lookin' like I have a bat in my hand... :P ). Great(!) pen but I typically clip a pen to my shirt pocket. Too large for most shirts.

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My first oversize pen was my first pen purchased when I started collecting (coming up on 10 years ago,) a Pelikan 800 in green-striped and a F nib. Still consider the early (W. Germany) M800's the very best modern pen made.

Best regards, greg

Don't feel bad. I'm old; I'm meh about most things.

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My first OS pen was a Sheaffer PFM IV.

 

I have never written with it as it is mint/uninked so I purchased a PFM III. :D

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Is the Sheaffer PFM consider OS ?

 

I am dieing to get a Sheaffer Ballance OS.Its just that they are Sooooo expensive.

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Hi jaytaylor

 

I know the PFM is a fat pen and not a samll one but calling it OS I think is a little pushing it.

 

Dont get me wrong I own PFM and love these pens its just not an oversize pen in my eyes.

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Anything as chunky as a PFM is oversize IMHO - put it next to an inlay nib imperial.

 

 

 

 

Edited to add IMHO.....

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1929 Wahl Eversharp Gold Seal Flat Top Grecian Border (Deco Band) in Bronze-Green. So, you were expecting something else? :D

 

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