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Today I am using another fountain pen from CLICK Pens, their Falcon ebonite eyedropper bought from ASA PENS

 

WRITING SAMPLE

http://i.imgur.com/er1jriR.jpg

 

Nib and section - The section is made of plastic, the nib fitted is dual tone Iridium tipped fine which writes pretty wet

http://i.imgur.com/Ls5OwFW.jpg

 

The cap is ebonite with gold finished nice and strong clip and a wonderful cap jewel with a beautiful cap band

 

http://i.imgur.com/ctIpIDD.jpg

 

The body- Full ebonite with CLICK engraved , mine is black and yellow rippled ..

http://i.imgur.com/Y9y6Pmn.jpg

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Well my Ranga Ebonite ED beauty just arrived at 11:30 AM!!!!!!! Mr. Pandurangan did a beautiful job and I am for sure a happy camper. Inked with Chesterfield Cobalt. #6 nib - dry, but no skipping Will be exchanging nib with a 1.1 stub. Cute blue pen box which seals with a snap. He also sent a Oliver Exam Demonstrator piston-filler, extra feed & nib. Arrived in time for 'Mother's Day.'. My next pen from India will be the ASA Galactic. Loving these pens from India!!!!

 

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Today I am using another fountain pen from CLICK Pens, their Falcon ebonite eyedropper bought from ASA PENS

 

WRITING SAMPLE

http://i.imgur.com/er1jriR.jpg

 

Nib and section - The section is made of plastic, the nib fitted is dual tone Iridium tipped fine which writes pretty wet

http://i.imgur.com/Ls5OwFW.jpg

 

The cap is ebonite with gold finished nice and strong clip and a wonderful cap jewel with a beautiful cap band

 

http://i.imgur.com/ctIpIDD.jpg

 

The body- Full ebonite with CLICK engraved , mine is black and yellow rippled ..

http://i.imgur.com/Y9y6Pmn.jpg

 

Doc, I do like the looks of that pen cap, YES!

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Well my Ranga Ebonite ED beauty just arrived at 11:30 AM!!!!!!! Mr. Pandurangan did a beautiful job and I am for sure a happy camper. Inked with Chesterfield Cobalt. #6 nib - dry, but no skipping Will be exchanging nib with a 1.1 stub. Cute blue pen box which seals with a snap. He also sent a Oliver Exam Demonstrator piston-filler, extra feed & nib. Arrived in time for 'Mother's Day.'. My next pen from India will be the ASA Galactic. Loving these pens from India!!!!

 

 

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Congratulations Helen, you got two great pens in one go! The Oliver Exam is a perfectly fine pen, sturdy piston filler suitable to give to newbies and oldbies alike.

I have been giving them to my (last-year high school) students for physics projects, and they love them. The pens are sturdy enough for students to use, and the fact that they're demonstrators makes the physics (relatively) easy to follow.

And the Ranga is, of course, a Ranga. Enough said. Enjoy!

a fountain pen is physics in action... Proud member of the SuperPinks

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I am using a Peyton Street Pens bluegreen Slim Bamboo with a 1.1 stub nib. But I also regularly use my Capitola. I next want to get a Monterey.

 

I have a birthday coming up in July...

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Today's pen: Wality 69 A

 

Very nice pen and beautiful colour.

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Very nice pen and beautiful colour.

Yes Prashant..I really love it.

Sagar Bhowmick

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@sagarb , lovely pen...very beautiful

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Today's pen: Wality 69 A

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beautiful pen with beautiful handwriting...

vaibhav mehandiratta

architect & fountain pen connoisseur

 

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Beautiful still life, sagarb! Love the light in the ink bottle, and the green shadow on the paper.

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Beautiful still life, sagarb! Love the light in the ink bottle, and the green shadow on the paper.

 

@sagarb , lovely pen...very beautiful

 

 

 

beautiful pen with beautiful handwriting...

Thanks Jay, Vaibhav and Bob...

Sagar Bhowmick

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ASA Genius with 1.1 stub - Iro. Kon-Peki


Ranga Ebonite ED with med. nib - DeAtramentis Fuschia


Airmail 58C - 1.0 FPR stub. - DeAtramentis Aubergine


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ASA nauka Bluish Brown rippled with Schmidt chrome finish F nib filled with Daytone Blue-black ink.

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ASA nauka Bluish Brown rippled with Schmidt chrome finish F nib filled with Daytone Blue-black ink.

Share the picture with us :)

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Share the picture with us :)

Uploading pics here is a tedious job and I mostly access fpn over mobile where upload option is not available. But will try using PC

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Share the picture with us :)

Here are some pictures. Please excuse me for average quality as they are taken on phone.

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Today I am using "Abhay Pen Agencies " made ACRYLIC TANISHQ (eyedropper)..

 

I came to know about them browsing through FPN . They make a lot of different ebonite and acrylic pens and

some mixed one too .. This is a pure acrylic pen . A pocket size pen ,it post nicely and well balanced, posted

is my preferred writing style with this pen.. I got two of them in different colors..

 

The pen :- ABHAY PEN AGENCIES ACRYLIC TANISHQ EYEDROPPER

 

http://i.imgur.com/u1JRvL8.jpg

 

A bit of writing sample

 

http://i.imgur.com/vmf6Mjt.jpg

 

closer look at the pen

http://i.imgur.com/M9NDJUV.jpg

 

A BRIEF REVIEW

 

http://i.imgur.com/b4PU5WS.jpg

 

NIB - MOHI BRANDED NIB WRITES MEDIUM FINE

http://i.imgur.com/ioOd3vf.jpg

 

CAP - ACRYLIC CAP WITH A STRONG CLIP IN CHROME FINISH

http://i.imgur.com/XBMW0tA.jpg

 

SIZE COMPARSION WITH ASA ATHLETE UNPOSTED AND POSTED

 

UNPOSTED

 

http://i.imgur.com/7fh2EHy.jpg

 

POSTED

http://i.imgur.com/dJBzVIh.jpg

 

 

ANOTHER COLOUR

http://i.imgur.com/4e2LLpH.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/ueVjxZi.jpg

 

 

BOTH TOGETHER

 

http://i.imgur.com/5W5JewH.jpg

 

These are nice smooth writing pocket pens and they are cheap too ..

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