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I became re-interested in stylograph pens, prompted by the post:

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/306057-custom-stylographic-pens/

 

Photos attached are of my first attempt at using Koh-I-Noor nib assemblies to create stylograph type pens that would also accept Esterbrook nib assemblies. The material I used is vintage old stock cebloplast with aluminum hardware to bring out the white in the material.

 

The feed uses standard Rapidograph refillable cartridge.

 

Comments and questions are welcomed.

 

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Very clever, and a beautiful pen as well.

Best Regards, greg

Don't feel bad. I'm old; I'm meh about most things.

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Very clever, and a beautiful pen as well.

Best Regards, greg

 

Greg,

 

Thanks so much for your comment.

 

I went for a vintage design, along the lines of the Montblanc 422. I am having fun with it. I intend to get a Pelikan M400 nib to try also.

 

Joe

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