What Are Some Nice Industrial Metal Pens?

[TLab3000]

I got the pen today. Lemanfan, thank you so very much. The Muji fountain pen looks great in photos - but having it here in front of me... I have to say... it's much more than that, it's a real beauty! I thought it would have the industrial look the OP asked for, and it certainly has, but it also has that simple elegance that makes it look so beautiful. Lemanfan, I would have never given this pen away I'm gonna use it in my practise exam, tomorrow.

 

Unlikely, and if it were, Muji would never tell. The whole point of Muji is that its products have no brand names.

 

You are right mujirushi pretty much literally means "no brand".

On the other hand - it is a Schmidt nib. What else could be? There aren't many nib manufacturers and I suppose most are either cheap but not very reliable or too expensive and all that's left is Bock and Schmidt (who might actually let Bock produce the nibs).

Anyway, it's a good nib.

[lemanfan]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[bulbboy]

Picked up a Muji thanks to the thread!

[brian15co]

Look at the Ohto F-Lapa in Chrome. Cost is right around 25 bucks with a converter. The body is a very shiny chrome, but at this price you could experiment with sandpaper and dull it down a bit.

 

The pen is very light as there isn't much material in the body. It will dent easily, I haven't done it yet but I'm waiting

 

I love mine. Granted, I've only had it a week but I'm on my second fill

[sebastel23]

to my eyes, the new wahl-eversharp skyline in aluminium finish looks quite "industrial".

[kazoolaw]

Lamy Al-Star

 

Parker 51 Flighter

 

Michael's Fat Boy Tesla LE

[kazoolaw]

Lamy Al-Star

 

Parker 51 Flighter

 

Michael's Fat Boy Tesla LE