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Sooo, I might have gone a bit overboard these last days and ordered 3 pens with non-standard (so neither F, M nor B) nibs - and I'll be getting a fourth pen from my grandfather soon.

None of them is a Montblanc, but I might post a bit about them in here anyways as they do fit the topic - and I haven't taken any photos of pens for far too long...

 

@Reed_thoughts: That photo is amazing by the way! The vibrant orange really brings it to life. It might be well paired with the Montblanc Lucky Orange ink.

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As a continuation to my theme, Nature, comes: Inking on nature.

 

~ Reed_thoughts:

 

Your “Inking on nature” series is the best!

In 2019, may your creativity continue to flourish!

Such a powerful image. I love it!

Tom K.

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Sooo, I might have gone a bit overboard these last days and ordered 3 pens with non-standard (so neither F, M nor B) nibs - and I'll be getting a fourth pen from my grandfather soon.

None of them is a Montblanc, but I might post a bit about them in here anyways as they do fit the topic - and I haven't taken any photos of pens for far too long...

 

@Reed_thoughts: That photo is amazing by the way! The vibrant orange really brings it to life. It might be well paired with the Montblanc Lucky Orange ink.

 

~ NotAWiz4rd:

 

Any of your pen photos would be most welcome here.

That's very kind of your grandfather to pass a fountain pen to you.

We'll be looking forward to seeing the nibs you'll receive.

Tom K.

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"Let your writing bloom"

 

~ Reed_thoughts:

 

Your “Euphorbia milii with fountain pen” image is terrific!

The light streaming through the foliage, the vibrant colors, the discreetly concealed nib — all so effective.

I love it!

Thank you so much for brightening an otherwise grey January day.

Tom K.

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Tom, could you please show more of that pen. It seems such a tease showing mostly just the cap!

 

Thanks in advance.

What pen?

 

 

 

(j/k)

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poti67, you have a lovely hand, thank you for sharing! And welcome to FPN.

 

ygv, nice nib photo too.

 

Love to see new folks in here.

 

:W2FPN:

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poti67, you have a lovely hand, thank you for sharing! And welcome to FPN.

 

ygv, nice nib photo too.

 

Love to see new folks in here.

 

:W2FPN:

thank you sir, glad i found you guys

Namiki Yukari Maki-e Zodiac Horse 1st edition, by Masaru Hayashi 林胜 | Namiki Yukari Royale Vermillon Urushi No. 20 | Pelikan M1000 | Montblanc WE 2004 Franz Kafka LE | Montblanc POA 2018 Homage to Ludwig II LE 4810 | Montblanc POA Joseph II 2012 LE 4810 | Montblanc 146 75th Anniversary SE | Montblanc Meisterstück Great Masters James Purdey & Sons SE | Montblanc 118232 Heritage Collection Rouge et Noir Spider Metamorphosis SE Coral | Montblanc 10575 Meisterstück Gold 149 | Montblanc 114229 Meisterstück Platinum 149 | Montblanc 111043 John F. Kennedy LE 1917 Rollerball | Montblanc 116258 The Beatles SE Ballpoint | Montblanc 114723 Heritage Collection Rouge et Noir SE Rollerball | Montblanc Meisterstück Platinum-Coated Classique Ballpoint |

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