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Andy:

Nib pictures and writing samples please!

Sorry for the confusion @BlueJ, but I believe these are Siamckz' pens, unless of course someone sent them to be repaired/restored.

"Storyteller, unfold thy words untold!"

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A 1952 MB 146 (OM) and a 1956 MB 146(F) and a MB 14 (OB). I addition a Sailor Bungbox Ginza Metro Special Edition ProGear Realo(MF).

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Sorry for the confusion @BlueJ, but I believe these are Siamckz' pens, unless of course someone sent them to be repaired/restored.

Hey guys, just saw this, will post soon!

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Sorry Andy,

My mistake due to the images being copied in your reply to siamakz. The celluloid pen bodies are gorgeous but the 1950s nibs and their capabilities are the most interesting things to me. Looking forward to Sia's reply.

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Sorry Andy,

My mistake due to the images being copied in your reply to siamakz. The celluloid pen bodies are gorgeous but the 1950s nibs and their capabilities are the most interesting things to me. Looking forward to Sia's reply.

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@Siamackz: As I said GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS.

 

Thank you for the photo's.

"Storyteller, unfold thy words untold!"

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334½ EF*

234½ BB

 

*according to the marking on the blind-cap. More like a fat F? Either been swapped out or heavily worn down.

 

 

Now those are nice ones too. On my list...

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1998 MB 149, M nib replaced by a O3B - courtesy martini-auctions

2004 MB 149 , M nib retipped to BB (1.6mm) - courtesy Greg Minuskin

Enjoy your pens

Have a nice day

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Decided to ink the latest acquisition... Sakura 333.

Absolutely love the pen, the nib, the balance and the paint job.

Debating whether or not to put a new thread showing the personal acquisitions 🤭

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Love the way they turned the breather hole into an astrological sign.

Everything about this pen exudes class. Tastefully executed.

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Decided to ink the latest acquisition... Sakura 333.

Absolutely love the pen, the nib, the balance and the paint job.

Debating whether or not to put a new thread showing the personal acquisitions

Ohhhhhhhhh!

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You should post a new thread with all your recent acquisitions. I'd personally like to see more pictures of this, the 333 skeleton and the Porcelain MB.

 

Decided to ink the latest acquisition... Sakura 333.
Absolutely love the pen, the nib, the balance and the paint job.
Debating whether or not to put a new thread showing the personal acquisitions

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