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Nib Sharing Between Brands (A Taxonomy?) (Excludes Ipg, Parker 51 Clones, And Lamy Clones) Part 1
basterma posted a topic in Of Nibs & Tines
This is the first of what will hopefully be a series of posts that start looking at the similarities between nibs of various brands, especially lesser known, lower end manufacturers. The idea is to see if we can figure out relationships between factories beyond the Jowo, Schmidt, and Bock arrangements we know of. I don’t have any authoritative knowledge, just a collection that spans the lower end of the market and attempts to collect pens from different countries. I hope others will join in and add to the posts to create a more complete picture of the relationships between different companies -
Hey everybody, until last year I mainly watched Youtube-videos, sometimes red reviews online and bought way to many TWSBIs but now I finally signed up here! I have a question on where to post certain stuff on this forum: I recently created a website and I'd be really interested in hearing some feedback! I'm just not sure where to i'm supposed to post. (If this is important, it's basically a fountain pen search that doesn't sell anything but just links to stores. The URL is www.fpfinder.com) Thank you in advance! Cipher
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Hello All, I am working in China, and traveling to Vienna from July 14th-August 4th. i have a Pelikan M200 that needs its piston lubricated, a Sheaffer Valiant Snorkel with a non-working Touchdown filler, A Sheaffer school pen that needs servicing (dropped on its nib), and Mont Blanc 221 that has a cracked grip. Does anyone know where I can get these pens repaired in Austria during my stay? A user on FPN referred me to http://www.grasshopper.at/ They seem to work on pens made before 1960, which means only one of the pens listed can be serviced. Are there a
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Help With Info Regarding A Vintage Fp Bought In Vienna
dorothylim posted a topic in Fountain & Dip Pens - First Stop
I recently visited the WFW shop in Vienna, Austria, and purchased a lovely vintage button-filler fountain pen. The shop owner said that though the pen was unmarked, he believes it is most likely a vintage made-in-Austria Tempo. The body is celluoid, the section of hard rubber. On the nib, the words say "WARRANTED 14 Ct 1st QUALITY". I am a little unsure if I heard him saying it was made in the 1960s, because on the certificate he provided me, it said "1930s". I was wondering if anyone could provide any information to help in identifying the make or placing the time period of this pen? T -
I tried to get some valuable info about it, but kind of not found anything useful. Does someone could tell me about more, what can I expect? Is it worth to go? The third will be in 26th Oct. 2014, and Wien is close, so I thinking about to going, but would love to hear some inside story or see some pictures. That could be my first pen show.
