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Charles Rice

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Way too many inked right now:

 

Sheaffer Prelude Desk Pen

Parker Senior Duofold

MB 149

Bexley

A & W (anyone else have one of these) (ps, it's not root beer)

M800

Man 100

Parker Duofold Centenial

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I have a Waterman 3V inked right now.

 

When the 3V runs out of ink later in the week, I plan to ink the Waterman Elegance I picked up yesterday.

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Old_Inkyhand Extremely Rare

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Waterman pens: Hemisphere Stainless Steel GT and Carene Black Sea ST.

 

Other pens: Visconti Rembrandt with 1.5 factory stub, Parker Premier Tartan, Faber-Castell Ambition, Duke 932, a nice-but-unknown Polish pen with Chinese roots ;)

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RMN Museum Piece

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My black GT Charleston is always inked and beside my computer.

Otherwise no Watermans these days.

 

 

D.ick

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KEEP SAFE, WEAR A MASK, KEEP A DISTANCE.

Freedom exists by virtue of self limitation.

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mr2txaggie Extremely Rare

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I have only two Watermans and one, at least, is always loaded. This week my Sapphire Blue is load, cart, with Senenity Blue.

 

The Shimmering Amber is taking a little much R & R.

 

I keep about 6 other pens inked and at the ready.

 

I'd like to rectify the 2-Waterman pen situation sooner rather than later!?! But, who knows😊.

If your out-go is more than your income,

 

Then your up-keep.

 

May be your Down-falll!!!

 

 

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praxim Donor Pen

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Exception and Expert II loaded with darker (Cobalt) and lighter (Serenity) blues respectively. The Expert is nearly out and will be switched to another colour or, if you prefer, another color. :)

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Shannon Extremely Rare

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Hemisphere. Using a cartridge, which I rarely do. I believe it's Waterman Serenity Blue?

My fingers are always inky and I'm always looking for something new.  Interested in trading?  Contact me!

 

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secrep Near Mint

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3V

Expert II

Charleston

Forum

 

Serenity Blue (Florida Blue)

Mysterious Blue (Blue-Black)

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torstar Antique

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Sailor Pro Gear with Noodler's Ottoman Azure

 

Green WM Edson with Faber-Castell Carbon Black

 

Jules Verne LE with WM Purple (old school name)

 

at the office this week.

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