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CaptainAnnoyed NOS (New Old Stock)

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First of all, this is my first review ever (if such a brief text can be considered so) and I am not a native English speaker; I know I may have made some spelling mistakes and probably have ommited important info (such as the sizes of the pens :bonk: ), please be nice XD

Well, so here it is, my small (for now) collection of fountain pens...and an intruder Uniball pen, yep. The pictures are a bit too dark, and even the chrome Cross looks black XDD Nah, they are in fact all black except from the Uniball and that mysterious Parker, which is actually a very cool greenish dark blue...I wanted to know if anyone could tell me which model it is, because I have not a clue (The same thing happens with the Waterman :unsure: ) It's probably the most expensive pen I own, but for some reason it is a really hard starter, and sometimes it skips, as you can see in the pics, even after I cleaned. What a pity.

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Your handwriting is absolutely perfect.....no really, It's extremely good. Such is the fruits of the labour of a fountain pen (does that make sense?). Wonderful review!

 

Edit: There's no d in fountain :embarrassed_smile:

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Good review! I think your Parker may be a 75.

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CaptainAnnoyed NOS (New Old Stock)

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Your handwriting is absolutely perfect.....no really, It's extremely good. Such is the fruits of the labour of a fountain pen (does that make sense?). Wonderful review!

 

Edit: There's no d in fountain :embarrassed_smile:

 

 

Woah, thanks for the compliment :lol: Actually I started using fountain pens half a year ago, or so...I developed my handwriting using Bic pens XDD

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Nice review! Btw I like your name. :P I got a good chuckle out of that.

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Nice review! Btw I like your name. :P I got a good chuckle out of that.

 

Thanks, I've improved it with the profile pic ;)

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Nice review of pens, I can only join the chorus to compliment you handwriting, very nice, indeed. Student pens are fantastic writers, utensils that do what they are meant for without any issues. No matter how expensive your pens will be in the future, you'll long for those simply uncomplicated, great nibs your student ones had. Well, that Parker 75 already is a classy pen. Welcome!.

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