MB forum now open

[Admin]

The FPN Montblanc Brand Forum has gone live. It's a place to talk about both modern and vintage Montblanc pens.

 

 

Admin team

[penmanila]

that's great news. many thanks for giving some of us MB fanciers a forum! i hope we can all pitch in to make the forum a success. (now if i can only afford that hemingway or agatha christie.... )

[alvarez57]

I have never tried the MB Special Editions (which some of them are beautiful); all I knew was from how popular they were among the "professional class" and how fragile they were -but most of them were the BP.

I was given the retractable Boheme as a gift, this was my first MB. I still have some problems with the mechanism of the pen (this is certaintly NOT a workhorse pen) but, alas, the nib is so delightful to write with!

I got the larger-sized through eBay at a much discounted price and even if fine nibs are not my favorite, this is a fine nib.

Some may be very fragile but the nib is not and gives a very nice wet line (they do not skip at all!)

:bunny1:

Edited January 2, 2007 by alvarez57

[Titivillus]

I have never tried the MB Special Editions (which some of them are beautiful); all I knew was from how popular they were among the "professional class" and how fragile they were -but most of them were the BP.

I was given the retractable Boheme as a gift, this was my first MB. I still have some problems with the mechanism of the pen (this is certaintly NOT a workhorse pen) but, alas, the nib is so delightful to write with!

I got the larger-sized through eBay at a much discounted price and even if fine nibs are not my favorite, this is a fine nib.

Some may be very fragile but the nib is not and gives a very nice wet line (they do not skip at all!)

:bunny1:

yes the Boheme is a nice pen although if you are looking for a large pen it is on the medium size