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It is indeed a Mont Blanc 220!

 

Thanks, it's very smooth and juicy even with a pretty "boring" ink (have Parker Washable Blue Quink in there now).

 

Now to find myself a Hemingway ;)

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Lamy Al-Star <M> inked with Pelikan 4001 Blau-Schwarz,

and Faber-Castell Loom (Piano Plum) <M> inked with an experiment of Pelikan 4001 Brillant-Braun with 3 drops of Diamine Blue-Black to get a nice dark brown.

 

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That clip and five bands on the cap!

Pre-existing forms combined in a new way and without modification just seem to fit perfectly in a completely different function! Genius, and beautiful!

 

 

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That clip and five bands on the cap!

Pre-existing forms combined in a new way and without modification just seem to fit perfectly in a completely different function! Genius, and beautiful!

 

 

 

 

 

I'd understand the tuning fork if Brahms had been a piano tuner. The pen still looks neat though.

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Leonardo Officina Italiana, Momento Zero - Steel B nib.

 

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Wow! That's beautiful! The pen ain't so bad either 😅

 

But seriously, gorgeous pen and beautiful handwriting 😁

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Leonardo Officina Italiana, Momento Zero - Steel B nib.

 

Your handwriting is the stuff (my) dreams are made of!

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Casa della Stilografica, online pen shop.

One of the most famous fountain pen shops in Italy, together with La Stilografica based in Milan and Rome's Stilo & Stile. You can find it at stilografica.it and contact them with the address info@stilografica.it

They're based in Florence. Oh, and no affiliation. Just proud of their good work.

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I'm using a Fellowship Black Bird with some vintage Parker Quink permanent red.

 

 

 

It seems the right color for this pen.

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Hello all, using two Parker 51s for today, used them for a quick sketch, they are inked with Waterman Harminious Green and Waterman Tender Purple.

 

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Best regards.

Recite, and your Lord is the most Generous  Who taught by the pen

Taught man that which he knew not (96/3-5)

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Hello all, using two Parker 51s for today, used them for a quick sketch, they are inked with Waterman Harminious Green and Waterman Tender Purple.

 

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Best regards.

That's beautiful!
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That's beautiful!

Thank you SoulSamurai.

Recite, and your Lord is the most Generous  Who taught by the pen

Taught man that which he knew not (96/3-5)

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Sheaffer Imperial Sovereign (fine nib), KWZ Honey.

 

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Wow! What a distinguished looking pen! I'll have to keep an eye out for that one!

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