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So, here's my first review. It's of a pen I recenty bought, so not many emotiona connections with this one. Please excuse the scribbing and large image size. :)

 

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Pens Owned:

  • Parker Sonnet, M nib
  • Sheaffer Calligraphy Set, F & M & B Calligraphy nibs
  • Inoxcrom Wall Street Elegance, M nib
  • Parker IM, F nib

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One of the more detailed reviews I've read. Many thanks. Here's an image for you:

http://www.casadelaestilografica.com/images/Inoxcrom/wall_street_eleganceP%20Wall%20Stret%20piedra.jpg

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One of the more detailed reviews I've read. Many thanks. Here's an image for you:

http://www.casadelaestilografica.com/images/Inoxcrom/wall_street_eleganceP%20Wall%20Stret%20piedra.jpg

Thank you, both for you compliments and your picture. Now, when they read it, they know what pen I'm writing about! :blush:

 

EDIT: Well, darn. There's no edit button for previous posts. Oh, well.

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Pens Owned:

  • Parker Sonnet, M nib
  • Sheaffer Calligraphy Set, F & M & B Calligraphy nibs
  • Inoxcrom Wall Street Elegance, M nib
  • Parker IM, F nib

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Hi Lord Nincompoop,i rode that you have owned a Parker IM,and i want to ask you if you are happy with it,because i have one with F nib too and i want to keep it for college.It's a strong pen or not?

Regards,

Marcel

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