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If I'm not mistaken, it is called razorshell......

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Does anyone have picture examples of discontinued colors of the Churchill?

 

Here you have a picture of my new Churchill Dartmoor

 

 

 

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Here you have a picture of my new Churchill Dartmoor

Congrats, juacal, on your handsome Dartmoor pen!

 

You're pen is like a sibling to mine....difference is I have silver trim and lever filler....(got it about 4 years ago or so...)

 

Which nib did you get with it?

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Here you have a picture of my new Churchill Dartmoor

 

 

 

I bought an identical pen for our obstetrician following the successful delivery of our daughter. I was stunned at how much more vibrant (and, dare I say it, beautiful) the Dartmoor finish is in the flesh.

 

Congrats, and enjoy in good health!

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Congrats, juacal, on your handsome Dartmoor pen!

You're pen is like a sibling to mine....difference is I have silver trim and lever filler....(got it about 4 years ago or so...)

Which nib did you get with it?

 

Thank you Archimark, I have to say that the picture of your Churchill Dartmoor in the 'Which Conway Stewart are you using today?' thread (page 2) was inspiring. The nib I ordered was a F (I asked for an EF but there was no possibility). Anyway this nib is smooooth and wet

 

 

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I bought an identical pen for our obstetrician following the successful delivery of our daughter. I was stunned at how much more vibrant (and, dare I say it, beautiful) the Dartmoor finish is in the flesh.

 

Congrats, and enjoy in good health!

 

Thank you mongrelnomad, a great gift for a wonderful occasion. I agree that this pen is much better in the flesh where you can realize the great mixture of marbled browns, black and white sparks. Yes, at least in my opinion, it's a beautiful pen.

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Thank you Archimark, I have to say that the picture of your Churchill Dartmoor in the 'Which Conway Stewart are you using today?' thread (page 2) was inspiring. The nib I ordered was a F (I asked for an EF but there was no possibility). Anyway this nib is smooooth and wet

 

Thank you, juacal.......and your nib sounds nice and juicy....enjoy!

 

 

Thank you mongrelnomad, a great gift for a wonderful occasion. I agree that this pen is much better in the flesh where you can realize the great mixture of marbled browns, black and white sparks. Yes, at least in my opinion, it's a beautiful pen.

 

And I agree with both you too....it's easy to get the impression that the Dartmoor color is a plain brown color, when in reality it has more richness, variety, and depth to it when seen in person and you rotate the pen in the light as you hold it....

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