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Nice pens and I like the " Diamine Aqua Lagoon Ink "

 

My Mb pen I am using today is MB 146 le grande fine nib -ink is Watermans intense Black.

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Nice! Im a huge fan of the Verne. What nibs do you have on these?

 

 

Quick (not very good) photo before I actually start with my writing:

 

http://preview.ibb.co/diO3aU/20180914_164603b.jpg

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Thank you!

Both are fine nibs

The Poe 's nib is a great one. A little toothy but gives nice upstrokes and downstrokes.

The Verne is a rather heavy pen - which I love. The material's depth and glow are breathtaking

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Thanks for the info! I have the Verne in broad and really enjoyed the handwriting sample, so was wondering if they were stubs, but looks like you are just far more masterful with your pens than I am!

 

Thank you!

Both are fine nibs

The Poe 's nib is a great one. A little toothy but gives nice upstrokes and downstrokes.

The Verne is a rather heavy pen - which I love. The material's depth and glow are breathtaking

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Love the design of Meissen Porcelain pens ... They looks most like based off of 139 to me .. are these truly 146 based ?

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Yes, they are 146 based. Only 3 pens I am aware of in the modern catalog are 239 based: Hemingway, Dumas, and 2000 Golden Dragon.

 

The 146 platform provides a lot of variability is size, shape, length, etc.

If you want less blah, blah, blah and more pictures, follow me on Instagram!

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Love the design of Meissen Porcelain pens ... They looks most like based off of 139 to me .. are these truly 146 based ?

That is one gorgeous picture!

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Lovely pic and the Copernicus is one of my favorites. :drool:

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