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My psychiatrist tells me I need one of these. In this instance I definitely agree. B nib.

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Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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This one has a history.

 

 

The pen was bought in Hannover at a Trade Fair in 1947 by an English Serviceman stationned in Hannover, he used the pen on a daily basis. I met him in 2010 and bought the pen, it was a wreck, it didn't work, wrong nib, a complete mess.

 

The pen went to Francis who built the pen, every single part needed attention. As you would expect, the workmanship was superb.

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This one has a history.

 

 

The pen was bought in Hannover at a Trade Fair in 1947 by an English Serviceman stationned in Hannover, he used the pen on a daily basis. I met him in 2010 and bought the pen, it was a wreck, it didn't work, wrong nib, a complete mess.

 

The pen went to Francis who built the pen, every single part needed attention. As you would expect, the workmanship was superb.

My favourite pen, always a delight to see another 236. Congratulations!

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Good to see another 236. I am lucky to have 2. One is the telescoping piston and the other is a single stage piston. The latter needs the hand of Brad Torelli because the piston is stuck. But both are marvelous. Enjoy yours!

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Lovely pen. I like the the telescopic piston very much. I have a 232, all the same just smaller. Also a soft bouncy nib with a bit of italic flair.

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