[Netnemo]

Next pen is a Stipula La 91 with a 0.9 italic 14K nib. In the box there were only two cartridges because the pen is too short to use a converter. It is one of the pen I wanted most. It is from Giardino Italiano.

This post has been edited by Netnemo: 19 September 2007 - 03:03 PM

[Dillo]

Hi,

It's very nice! Did you get it from Giardino Italiano?

This is my link to my own pictures (including a very nice one of the nib coming in and out)
http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...showtopic=27783

Dillo

[Netnemo]

Of course... Giardino Italiano is my favourite place to buy italian pens. And it is secure to buy originals, not like someone on ebay that sells improbable new models of stipula with iridium point nibs that were mounted only in old models. Susanna and Marcello are so kind of persons and always try to make you feel good after buying from them. My uncles decided to let me do the choice of what and where to buy the pens. The Visconti Opera Club is also from Giardino Italiano and if you look at the site, the colour is a little different, but I prefer this vivid orange instead of a deadly wooden brown.

This post has been edited by Netnemo: 19 September 2007 - 03:50 PM

[Dillo]

Hi,

It's an absolutely wonderful place. Look in the pen and watch pictures and look what I purchased from them

Dillon

[Netnemo]

I've got an Ingersol watch for my bachelor. An automatic watch. I will shot a pic with the La 91 too.

[Shelley]

Err congratulations, I think you must be very brave to use that pen.

[Netnemo]

I have not yet used all the pens in my collection and the last pens will be used next months only because now I'm using and testing to write the review of a Frontier and a Waterman Expert. I normally use the pen I'm testing to write the review, then I copy it on the mac converting from handwriting to digital . So you can imagine it is not a short job... but I like it.

[Netnemo]

You can read the review here.

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