Signum Nova Python 18k B nib

[Signum1]

I didn't recognize this was a Signum Python that I owned. I always thought it was a Signum Nova because I took the seller's word for it. A little research earlier today revealed two things. The pen was actually a Signum Python and the price I purchased this pen for was also a good deal. Enjoy the rest of the reading.

 

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[Yuki Onitsura]

Great review! Your handwriting is very pleasing to the eye ^^

 

Yuki

[Randal6393]

Looks like a great pen for general writing and correspondence. Love the broad italic nibs -- gives a great character to your handwriting.

 

Enjoy,

[Ghost Plane]

Waterman convertors are narrower at the tip than standard, which explains why that didn't work.

[Signum1]

Interesting remark GP. Which converter readily available in the market would, in your opinion, have a standard tip for the converter? I know the Edison pens can use the Waterman converters.

[Ghost Plane]

I'm not sure. The only Signum I ever owned was a piston fill and I sold it. Try emailing the Ink Flow for help as they carry Signum pens and carry convertors for many brands including Delta, which is what I was looking for when I stumbled on them.

[MYU]

I'm in awe of your handwriting... and now ashamed of mine! Thanks for this wonderful contribution.

 

~Gary

[Signum1]

I'm in awe of your handwriting... and now ashamed of mine! Thanks for this wonderful contribution.

 

~Gary

 

Myu,

 

I can always provide you with handwriting lessons in exchange for a #76 pen from Edison. I even have the pen blanks sitting on my desk waiting for the savings jar to fill up.

 

Signum1

[Lava Fountain]

I didn't recognize this was a Signum Python that I owned. I always thought it was a Signum Nova because I took the seller's word for it. A little research earlier today revealed two things. The pen was actually a Signum Python and the price I purchased this pen for was also a good deal. Enjoy the rest of the reading.

 

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The Photo of the Section

 

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Hey Signum,

 

Well, I finally got my Signum Python Fountain Cocoa Black with Gold Vermeil from a private sale in excellent like new condition & it looks fabulous, very unique & interesting Fountain to be sure, your overview/review was what pointed me towards this Fountain so thx for that :clap1: .

 

Cheers.

[maw808]

I appreciate your description of the Signum Python, and just grabbed the opportunity to buy one. Contrary to your experience, though, I didn't find that posting led to imbalance and discomfort. Since the pen is light, the cap added heft. It's a beautiful---and unusual--pen. For my next feat? I have my eye on the Doc, a Louis Vuitton leather-clad pen. No, not the monstero Cargo!

Warmest aloha,

Mary

[Signum1]

Re-post pics.