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Why thank you kind sir.

 

I have another on the way and 2 off to a nibmeister.

I'll post writing samples when i get them back.

 

My everyday is an old parker victory . Which is buttery smooth and writes a wet medium. Just filled that with the rather lovely diamine red dragon 😊

Mk1 Parker Duofold Centennial in Blue Marble + GT, Medium arrow nib + broad italic aces nib.Owned since new.Parker Victory Black + GT, wet medium.Conway Stewart #388 Stub.

Mabie Todd Blackbird,semi Flex Nib.Aurora optima green auroloid Stub.Visconti voyger emerald green Broad. Waterman 92 Fine flex

www.hmshood.com The Official website of the late great HMS Hood

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Why thank you kind sir.

 

I have another on the way and 2 off to a nibmeister.

I'll post writing samples when i get them back.

 

My everyday is an old parker victory . Which is buttery smooth and writes a wet medium. Just filled that with the rather lovely diamine red dragon 😊

Mk1 Parker Duofold Centennial in Blue Marble + GT, Medium arrow nib + broad italic aces nib.Owned since new.Parker Victory Black + GT, wet medium.Conway Stewart #388 Stub.

Mabie Todd Blackbird,semi Flex Nib.Aurora optima green auroloid Stub.Visconti voyger emerald green Broad. Waterman 92 Fine flex

www.hmshood.com The Official website of the late great HMS Hood

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name three types of rock......geology.......classic punk hard..................................

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Nice and neat and eminently readable 😊

Mk1 Parker Duofold Centennial in Blue Marble + GT, Medium arrow nib + broad italic aces nib.Owned since new.Parker Victory Black + GT, wet medium.Conway Stewart #388 Stub.

Mabie Todd Blackbird,semi Flex Nib.Aurora optima green auroloid Stub.Visconti voyger emerald green Broad. Waterman 92 Fine flex

www.hmshood.com The Official website of the late great HMS Hood

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Nice and neat and eminently readable 😊

Mk1 Parker Duofold Centennial in Blue Marble + GT, Medium arrow nib + broad italic aces nib.Owned since new.Parker Victory Black + GT, wet medium.Conway Stewart #388 Stub.

Mabie Todd Blackbird,semi Flex Nib.Aurora optima green auroloid Stub.Visconti voyger emerald green Broad. Waterman 92 Fine flex

www.hmshood.com The Official website of the late great HMS Hood

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Very impressive

Mk1 Parker Duofold Centennial in Blue Marble + GT, Medium arrow nib + broad italic aces nib.Owned since new.Parker Victory Black + GT, wet medium.Conway Stewart #388 Stub.

Mabie Todd Blackbird,semi Flex Nib.Aurora optima green auroloid Stub.Visconti voyger emerald green Broad. Waterman 92 Fine flex

www.hmshood.com The Official website of the late great HMS Hood

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Very impressive

Mk1 Parker Duofold Centennial in Blue Marble + GT, Medium arrow nib + broad italic aces nib.Owned since new.Parker Victory Black + GT, wet medium.Conway Stewart #388 Stub.

Mabie Todd Blackbird,semi Flex Nib.Aurora optima green auroloid Stub.Visconti voyger emerald green Broad. Waterman 92 Fine flex

www.hmshood.com The Official website of the late great HMS Hood

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.............there are three kinds of men........

the one that learns by reading.....................

the few who learn by observation...............

The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence themselves.

~ W.R.

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And if you insist on knowing my bliss I'll tell you this If you want to know what the reason is

.......I'll only smile when I lie, then I'll tell you why....................

'Cause your kiss is on my list because your kiss is on my list of the best things in life Your kiss is on my list

Your kiss I can't resist......Because your kiss is what I miss when I turn on the lights........I really miss you babe................

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I have no experience with flexible nibs at all, but one of my medium nibbed pens has some flex to it so I decided to experiment, here's the rather clumsy result. My regular handwriting's at the bottom.

 

http://i951.photobucket.com/albums/ad360/AnnaCeciliaPhoto/hand.jpg

 

 

 

Your experiment looks very nice and you should continue using it .

 

Eddie

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