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Zundapp 601 EL

Lovely. Like the way the airmail logo shines through. They no longer use the silver foil while stamping their logo, wish they did.

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mhguda Antique

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I'm using my clipped Guider Onyx v1, with a homebrew mix of Quink washable blue and washable black.

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Thank you Hari, it is a nice one, but as you also know, with ebonite the pattern you get also depends on luck... :)

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Thanks to you Hari............Re Airmail Logo...and...200,250,400 or 600 Nibs {including 150 ?}

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Ranga 3 Matte Black with a Bock Ti 0.8 curisve italic. Monteverde Copper Noir.

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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mhguda Antique

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oooh very nice dressing up!

And those Naukas are great, aren't they?

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You might find some on Etsy dot com; I have. At least one of these, I have too and I found it there. Look for adjustable rings.

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Thank you.

 

And on Ebay, Hari - look for wrap rings, also.

 

Careful because there is one snake ring that is listed as adjustable, but actually isn't.

 

Yes, Margo, I love my Naukas (but then again, I love all my indian pens. :lol: ), that torpedo shape is really to my liking. They are all ED, and work perfectly.

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hari317 Museum Piece

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This lovely little Mohi today. The best part is the cap. Just 1-3/4 turns to cap uncap.

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i have a couple oif mohis, but neither look that nice. i wish they were easier to get outside of India.

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Whatsapp has really become the defacto vehicle for electronic communication here. I suggest you just drop a message to Abhay pen agencies on their number introducing yourself and asking what they have. Your location etc.

 

Thats what I did. They sent me pics prices. Deal done!

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Nice indeed - I dropped them a note to find out more.

 

That Pelikan nib; is that your own doing or Abhay folks do that too.

 

 

 


This lovely little Mohi today. The best part is the cap. Just 1-3/4 turns to cap uncap.

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Nice indeed - I dropped them a note to find out more.

 

That Pelikan nib; is that your own doing or Abhay folks do that too.

 

 

 

My doing. The stock setup is a 35mm IP nib set quite deep.

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Working on getting a couple of Mohi pens now.Also learnt about their limited edition pen.Here is a picture...

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Too small an image to discern any detail, the nib looks large. Can you tell us more details. What material, filling system, what makes it a limited edition etc. Thanks.

 

ETA: I have now obtained the details from Abhay pens. Thank you.

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