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Awesome TTAlex. That is an amazing pen. I hope you will enjoy it for a long time.

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Finally tracked down this beautiful pen, thanks to help from an FPN member.

 

It's the 149 75th anniversary Limited Edition, with the rose gold and mother-of-pearl star -- with a crazy OBBB nib!

 

Been chasing this pen for months, one of just 1,924, so happy to finally have it.

 

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Beautiful pen. Congrats.!! I love the mop star.

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Finally tracked down this beautiful pen, thanks to help from an FPN member.

 

It's the 149 75th anniversary Limited Edition, with the rose gold and mother-of-pearl star -- with a crazy OBBB nib!

 

Been chasing this pen for months, one of just 1,924, so happy to finally have it.

 

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That's a killer nib! congrats! :thumbup:

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If you're going to go big...you certainly did it in the right way

In order to appreciate the sweet, you must truly taste the bitter....

 

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Finally tracked down this beautiful pen, thanks to help from an FPN member.

 

It's the 149 75th anniversary Limited Edition, with the rose gold and mother-of-pearl star -- with a crazy OBBB nib!

 

Been chasing this pen for months, one of just 1,924, so happy to finally have it.

 

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Fantastic pen/nib combo :thumbup:

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Finally tracked down this beautiful pen, thanks to help from an FPN member.

 

It's the 149 75th anniversary Limited Edition, with the rose gold and mother-of-pearl star -- with a crazy OBBB nib!

 

Been chasing this pen for months, one of just 1,924, so happy to finally have it.

 

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Lovely pen, Congratulations!!!

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Finally tracked down this beautiful pen, thanks to help from an FPN member.

 

It's the 149 75th anniversary Limited Edition, with the rose gold and mother-of-pearl star -- with a crazy OBBB nib!

 

Been chasing this pen for months, one of just 1,924, so happy to finally have it.

 

 

Beautiful! Congrats!!!

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Thanks everyone... Enjoying the nib, but after testing, feeling it's impractical.

Could you post a writing sample?

 

I enjoy having a wide range of nib sizes for different kinds of writing and different kinds of paper. That nib won't be suitable for micro writing, but I would much prefer it for other purposes such as short notes, signature, addressing envelopes, etc.

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Here's a writing sample, comparing the OBBB nib on the 75th anniversary LE, with a F-XF custom ground nib on my other, regular 149. It's almost difficult to fit the OBBB writing within the confines of a single line. These are writing on Levenger's Rhodia paper.

 

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Here's a writing sample, comparing the OBBB nib on the 75th anniversary LE, with a F-XF custom ground nib on my other, regular 149. It's almost difficult to fit the OBBB writing within the confines of a single line. These are writing on Levenger's Rhodia paper.

 

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Many congrats!

Thank you for sharing the writingsample! Just couldn't imagine how it looks like.

Now you have a really wide range of nibs.

My preferred supplier (no affiliation just a very happy customer):

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Here's a writing sample, comparing the OBBB nib on the 75th anniversary LE, with a F-XF custom ground nib on my other, regular 149. It's almost difficult to fit the OBBB writing within the confines of a single line. These are writing on Levenger's Rhodia paper.

 

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Looks great to me! A real impact and some line variation too :)

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I recently bought a pen case for my Stainless steel 146. Have been looking for this case for a while as it has been out of stock in my country.

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Technically a bottle of Toffee brown allows me to post an in this thread! But I can only dream of owning a 149!

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Just purchased the second last bottle of Alfred Hitchcock red ink in Australia from the boutique store in Perth. The last bottle is over east.

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Just got my L'Aubrac on Saturday. I have to admit, that this pen is really special. The feel of wood and the great details are just stunning. I

decided for an OBB nib, and was afraid, as this is my first oblique. Turns out I feel more comfortable than with regular nibs...

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Now go, write it before them in a table, and note it in a book, that it may be for the time to come for ever and ever

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Just got my L'Aubrac on Saturday. I have to admit, that this pen is really special. The feel of wood and the great details are just stunning. I

decided for an OBB nib, and was afraid, as this is my first oblique. Turns out I feel more comfortable than with regular nibs...

Congrats on your first OBB.

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Congrad Simme that is a beautiful pen. I heard that after years of using it the wood would turn darker giving it pantina look.

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I've got a sealed Octavian with fine nib coming from Germany on the 8th and a 146 75th with mop coming tomorrow-- no box or papers on this one(ebay buy- crossing fingers). I'm pretty excited about the Octavian.

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