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isn't the tip of the platinum masking supposed to be a sharp point for 50s nibs?

 

Yes, and that is why I made the statement I did in post #29.

 

I have learnt a lot about these pens and the evolution of design.

 

Axel- take some medicine for goodness sake and PLEASE write a wonderful article like Barry's for all of us.

 

Or else you should give me one of your green striated 146's !!

:embarrassed_smile: :embarrassed_smile:

 

 

Eric is the one with the headcold whom folks would like that he writes up an article about the 146;

Axel is the one with the striated MB collection.

 

 

John

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Eric is the one with the headcold whom folks would like that he writes up an article about the 146;

Axel is the one with the striated MB collection.

 

 

John

 

 

oops :embarrassed_smile:

sorry, it is 1am here!

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Yes, but we still need Eric or Axel to consider a chronology for the 146.

 

i did buy that vintage 146 black today, even though i had queries about the nib.. it should be lovely

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