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I honestly cannot get enough of these Swan nibs.

 

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m496/gclef1114/DSC00387.jpg

 

Waterman blue-black on Rhodia bloc

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Great looking pen, and wonderful writing sample. Thanks for showing us. I have a 3260 with a super-flex nib on its way to me now, and it can't get here soon enough!

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Wonderful writing... :notworthy1:

 

+1! Such a pleasure to look at.

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leave some for the rest of us!

..and a nice hand indeed.

MINE, MINE, MINE...ALL MINE!

I now have 4 Swans.

Better get 'em b4 I do :ninja:

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I found out that a Swallow can write just as well as a Swan, and you bet I will be getting them first! :D :P

 

Now, I think I need to try a Blackbird... :hmm1:

Gobblecup ~

 

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You can't go wrong with a Swan!!

 

My daily user this week is a Swan 4660 with a flexy stub No 6 nib. :cloud9:

 

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