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and the penmanship...

 

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Yup, it's my absolute favorite. Richard did up a 0.8 mm off of a Pelikan B. It was originally for my Athens, but put the original F back and now have it in my 200 Anthracite (gotta love Pelikan interchangable nibs).

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Did your dog write that? COOL!

 

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Seriously, I like the pen - and the penmanship.

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Did your dog write that? COOL!

 

Seriously, I like the pen - and the penmanship.

No, the cats in the house did. My wife runs a local cat rescue and we have several fosters in the house. As of last count 3 fosters, and 3 of our own for a total of 6. Needless to say, Moxie the dog likes to chase them around the house. Of course my wife, anthropomorphizes the cats as if they are the refined intellectuals, and my dog is the neanderthal. My dog could barely understand a computer, and the cats are selling him on Ebay.

 

Thanks for the compliment on penmanship. I have flirted with calligraphy and have 2 Rotring Artpens. If I get the time, I might post some in the handwriting forum. I'm just a Chancery Italic guy. I was jealous of Coriens different fonts. I've tried a little bookman and such, but never comes out as well as the Chancery.

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