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I inked up my Parker Frontier with J Herbin Poussiere de Lune. It has not been used for some time and I was surprised when I realised that this is probably my best writer. The nib is perfectly smooth and the flow is just the way I like it, a bit on the wet side. The only minus is that the M nib is a bit to broad for my taste and probably the reason why it has not been used.

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The Sheaffer is supposedly a "fifties" Ft. Madison pen, with a fine nib. I just received it, and inked it up, and I must say that it lives up to my hopes and expectations.

Really, really nice pen.

The Kensington Blue suits it great, and is part of package I ordered which also contained Diamine Asa Blue, Salamander, J Herbin Cafe des Iles, Visconti Blue and Iroshisuku Tsuki-Yo.

 

I should be able to keep myself busy the next week....

 

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Tas that is a beautiful drawing, I really can not believe people can do that with a fountain and I am struggling to just write with one, I purchased some of that ink last night because I liked how black it was, have not received it yet, but I am looking forward to trying it out.

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Good Morning, All! A bit of an update of sorts, it's been a while ---

http://ic.pics.livejournal.com/lwj2/5626446/362894/362894_original.jpg

 

 

And Today's Pens -- my grey Estie Transitional and my Sheaffer Junior.

 

http://ic.pics.livejournal.com/lwj2/5626446/363198/363198_original.jpg

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Cybaea could you please let me know what type of notepad you are using?

 

Thanks

 

That is the Rhodia No 8 notepad (7.4 cm x 21 cm)

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Thanks, it's one of my favourite pens -- and all my Uncle Harry's fault. I bought ONE black J Estie because he used one,

lo these many years ago. And to quote Claude Rains: "Round up the usual suspects." You've got a nicely patterned one there yourself.

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Lots of pens (for me), inked at the moment... and, for those curious, that's pork loin stuffed with figs, raisins, cashews and honey.

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Be forewarned... I will eye-bang the bejeezus out of your pens...
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn...

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Lots of pens (for me), inked at the moment... and, for those curious, that's pork loin stuffed with figs, raisins, cashews and honey.

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Very artistic!

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Lots of pens (for me), inked at the moment... and, for those curious, that's pork loin stuffed with figs, raisins, cashews and honey.

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The meal looks delicious, let alone the display of pens. :yikes:

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My black beauties...

 

http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc383/edulpj/SAM_1815.jpg

Look at my horse, my horse is amazing!!!

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My black beauties...

 

 

Maybe it is clear to many users already, but would you mind telling at which pens we are looking?

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Maybe it is clear to many users already, but would you mind telling at which pens we are looking?

 

Of course!!! From left to right: Esterbrook SJ, Esterbrook LJ and Esterbrook J

Look at my horse, my horse is amazing!!!

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