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Got a 9284 as part of a buy on the Bay.

 

Man, do I love this nib!! Had to write a retainer check to an attorney today, and I had so much fun writing the check I almost forgot the amount. :huh: :D

 

Used with Swisher's Midnight Black and it looks great on the page.

 

As requested, a sample. Poor picture, but I'm learning!

 

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b200/psyktek/Picture002.jpg

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"Clothes make the man. Naked people have little impact on society." Mark Twain

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The secrets out. The x284 nibs are my favorites too. I've got a 2284 that makes its rounds from pen to pen. I think it's sitting in a red visumaster right now. :) Time to resurrect that pen, me thinks. :)

 

Congrats!

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Ahem...! You're going to leave us just hanging like this? No pictures?!?

If I could figure out how to ftp pictures to my ISP, then no, I wouldn't leave you in the dark.

 

Why are things never as easy as your provider would have you believe???!!!

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You guys are making my mouth water. Anyone got one of them they can part with (sell or trade)?

 

Its a nib I don't have, and would like to try - either new or experienced..

 

Gerry

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Ahem...! You're going to leave us just hanging like this? No pictures?!?

If I could figure out how to ftp pictures to my ISP, then no, I wouldn't leave you in the dark.

 

Why are things never as easy as your provider would have you believe???!!!

You should consider a free account at Photobucket - a service that hosts pictures that are easy to post to the FPN (something about dynamic vs. fixed addresses).

 

www.photobucket.com

 

Gerry

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If I could figure out how to ftp pictures to my ISP, then no, I wouldn't leave you in the dark.

 

Why are things never as easy as your provider would have you believe???!!!

in the meantime - you could send it via email and I could host it for you. I'm sure I'm running out of server space but I think I have room for a few more pics for the time being.

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Alternatively, email it to me. I have plenty of space before I run out. Approx. 8.9 GB :D

 

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You guys are making my mouth water.  Anyone got one of them they can part with (sell or trade)? 

 

Its a nib I don't have, and would like to try - either new or experienced..

 

Gerry

Let me take a look at home I think I might have one. It's been used. There is also a 9284- signature/ music stub nib as well.

Kurt H

 

Yes I do have one- for sale or trade even- PM me and maybe we can work something out.

 

 

Kurt H

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I took the photobucket advice. It's not great, but I'm learning! (TOp for image.)

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