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I'm looking at an Omas Extra pen. Do you have any experience with one? What's it like?
QUOTE(jdboucher @ May 25 2008, 07:26 AM) [snapback]621477[/snapback]
I'm looking at an Omas Extra pen. Do you have any experience with one? What's it like?
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Hi JD, I'd like to see one. Got a link, or tell us who is selling it, please.
Thanks!
diane
QUOTE(jdboucher @ May 25 2008, 08:26 AM) [snapback]621477[/snapback]
I'm looking at an Omas Extra pen. Do you have any experience with one? What's it like?
Have you checked the Reviews section first? There are tons of OMAS reviews.
David
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QUOTE(jdboucher @ May 25 2008, 07:26 AM) [snapback]621477[/snapback]
I'm looking at an Omas Extra pen. Do you have any experience with one? What's it like?
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Hi JD, I'd like to see one. Got a link, or tell us who is selling it, please.
Thanks!
diane
http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...showtopic=64408
there's your link
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QUOTE(jdboucher @ May 25 2008, 08:26 AM) [snapback]621477[/snapback]
I'm looking at an Omas Extra pen. Do you have any experience with one? What's it like?
Have you checked the Reviews section first? There are tons of OMAS reviews.
David
yes i did, there wasnt anything unfortunately
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It is possible that all the reviews so far are for modern Omas pens. The model in the FS link is from (approximately) the 1950's, I think. I can't provide a comprehensive review, but have had two Omas pens of this vintage.
- The worksmanship is top-notch
- The nibs are generally more flexible than modern Omas pens.
- The pens tend to be slim by modern standards.
- There is something very classic/handsome about the relatively plain, "un-bling" look of these older black Omas pens. Not showy at all, just a solid writing experience.
Best regards, greg
- The worksmanship is top-notch
- The nibs are generally more flexible than modern Omas pens.
- The pens tend to be slim by modern standards.
- There is something very classic/handsome about the relatively plain, "un-bling" look of these older black Omas pens. Not showy at all, just a solid writing experience.
Best regards, greg
QUOTE(gregamckinney @ May 26 2008, 10:45 AM) [snapback]622406[/snapback]
It is possible that all the reviews so far are for modern Omas pens. The model in the FS link is from (approximately) the 1950's, I think. I can't provide a comprehensive review, but have had two Omas pens of this vintage.
- The worksmanship is top-notch
- The nibs are generally more flexible than modern Omas pens.
- The pens tend to be slim by modern standards.
- There is something very classic/handsome about the relatively plain, "un-bling" look of these older black Omas pens. Not showy at all, just a solid writing experience.
Best regards, greg
- The worksmanship is top-notch
- The nibs are generally more flexible than modern Omas pens.
- The pens tend to be slim by modern standards.
- There is something very classic/handsome about the relatively plain, "un-bling" look of these older black Omas pens. Not showy at all, just a solid writing experience.
Best regards, greg
hmm that just really peaked my interest thanks for the response
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