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I like the one on the left!

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Is number 3 special?

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Is number 3 special?

Just says; 14K Parker Made In USA

 

These are from that batch I bought last June that I kept from you Todd.

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I can't tell for sure but #3 looks like it might be an Arabic nib. Thin down stroke and wider side stroke.

Not a common nib to find but they turn up and if they are not messed with or worn down are a nice change from a 'normal' 51 nib.

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Hope this is better for you all.

I did not notice the slit and looking over what I have I saw another nib with the short slit.

 

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Two holes or one hole, what's the difference?

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Two holes or one hole, what's the difference?

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I was thinking the most interesting looking one was the second from the right, even though it's probably also a 51 Special nib -- it looks like it's a B, or even maybe wider....

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I was thinking the most interesting looking one was the second from the right, even though it's probably also a 51 Special nib -- it looks like it's a B, or even maybe wider....

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The first on the left, too, looks broadish.

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The first on the left, too, looks broadish.

 

True, but the other one has got a huge amount of tipping on it....

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With all that extra tipping you could have it ground down to a V V F nib.

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