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I Love the design and two-tone visonti nibs. And that looks like a glass dip-pen above? I want to try one of those.

I love that video of the Jinhao and like your handwriting too.

 

Here's a sketch of my fountain pen while trying out a set of staedtler pigment liner pens.

 

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My MB 149 90th Anniversary for today. Inked with Rohrer & Klingner Salix.

 

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Zwei Dinge sind unendlich, das Universum und die menschliche Dummheit, aber bei dem Universum bin ich mir noch nicht ganz sicher. (Einstein)

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Do you know if the zoom nib is available in the 21 k two tone format? I've got a Pro Gear Realo in the same red and yours and can't deal with the current nib. It's too fine in a medium.

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Pelikan M600 M, inked with MB Midnight Blue.

L2K M, inked with Noodlers Squeategue.

Pilot VP 18k B, inked with Diamine Oxblood.

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Visconti Homo Sapiens - EF

Brenta - B

Lingmo-Lorelei - EF

 

 

 

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What ink is in the Brenta? It looks lovely.

 

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TWSBI Vac mini M with Pilot Iroshizuku Tsutsuji & Pilot Capless M with Waterman Inspired Blue for my to-do list today.

 

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Nib shots (just because, I'm procrastinating)

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With me, there are 6 working-days per week and I pick one per day :D
Lamy Studio
Parker Duofold Junior c1929
Omas Tokyo 1990
Lamy 2000
Lamy Al-star
Sheaffer 1970s

...be considering about Pelikan M250 or Waterman 22...

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With me, there are 6 working-days per week and I pick one per day :D
Lamy Studio
Parker Duofold Junior c1929
Omas Tokyo 1990
Lamy 2000
Lamy Al-star
Sheaffer 1970s

...be considering about Pelikan M250 or Waterman 22...

 

 

I wished all Iroshizuku labels would be manufactured to look like your Shin Kai version. Art.

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My mottled green & black Ranga 4C from the recent group buy. Inked with Diamine 150 year anniversary Blue Velvet.

 

Shown here with a Twsbi Vac 700 1.1mm stub (right now it's fitted with the original Kanwrite Fine nib again):

 

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... Never underestimate the power of human stupidity ...

 

Keep track of the progress in my quest for a less terrible handwriting here: http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/262105-handwriting-from-hell-a-quest-for-personal-improvement/?do=findComment&comment=2917072

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I wished all Iroshizuku labels would be manufactured to look like your Shin Kai version. Art.

Yes I totally agree with you :P

 

Although this was by an accident but soon later I found that left an visual of art fortunately !

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Yes I totally agree with you :P

 

Although this was by an accident but soon later I found that left an visual of art fortunately !

 

I absolutely, totally love it!

 

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Congrats on your new (old) bird! You sure know what to do with those nibs!

 

Pelikan M600 M, inked with MB Midnight Blue.

L2K M, inked with Noodlers Squeategue.

Pilot VP 18k B, inked with Diamine Oxblood.

 

That Capless/VP looks like a concealed weapon that just got used on someone! (On an ox, I see.) :P

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