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Is someone using one of the following Indian pen? I just found them at the New Dheli airport and without realizing they are made in India, bought them as presents to my brother and his girlfriend (both are lawyers). May be too late, but if there are any negatives, I would like to know so that I can warn them.

Thanks in advance.

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I am guessing you bought them at WilliamPenn.

 

Pennline is their own brand which they launched a couple of years ago. I tried the Pennline at their store and found them very smooth. No experience at owning one though.

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Probably that shop. Yes, they look fine. I reaqlly wish they are also functuonally OK, because they are decently expensive!

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What pen did you buy? Your question cannot be answered because you didnt say. How about posting some pictures and writing up the descriptions. Otherwise you query dosnt make any sense.

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From their website photos, it seems the nib+feed unit is Jowo #5/6.

 

I don't see any issues, but as with any pen and nib, the usual nib adjustment may be needed if bought without trying out at the store.

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