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Dear All

 

Greetings!!

 

This is my first post on FPN. I am taking this opportunity to say hello to everyone and introduce myself.

 

Before joining FPN, I had written some emails to two online websites(jetpens.com and gouletpens.com)for a few queries I had. The teams from both these sights answered my queries to the best of their capacities. However they both encouraged me to join FPN. I thank them for this. Though I had read blogs on FPN a couple of times, this time I decided to be a part of this community.

 

I am from India 🇮🇳 but have been living and working in UAE 🇦🇪 since 2009. I am a physician by profession.

 

My love affair with 🖋 dates back to my school days. My first fountain pen was Wing Sung/Hero Chinese pens and then Parker Vector was my mainstay pen for years till the end of my schooling. During my training in medical college, Lamy Safari and Lamy Blue-Black ink were my staple tools for more than a decade. When my Lamy Safari had outlived its life and showed wear and tear everywhere, I ventured into the gold nib segment and decided to try different inks.

 

Sailor 1911L M nib is my first Gold nib. Oh what an experience to write with 1911L!! Over the years I have acquired a small collection which I am happy to share with all the fountain pen lovers in this community. My little collection includes:

1) Sailor 1911L M

2) Platinum 3776 M NICE limited ed

3) Platinum 3776 M Bourgagne

4) Pelikan M800 Renaissance Brown Limited ed F

5) MB Le Petit Prince Le Grande F

6) TWSBI 580AL F

7) Lamy Studio with 14K F nib(I actually replaced the steel nib with gold nib).

 

Thank you once again for making me a part of this forum.

 

Best regards

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Thank you once again jar. That’s a very nice ink color and a nice handwriting

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