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grahamtillotson Mint

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Bexley Deluxe. Fell in love with this pen as my one and only orange and never looked back. Took me 6 years to afford it and another 3 years to find it !

 

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Gsteer - that's a beautiful collection of orange pens.

 

How do you like the Ipsilon? I've had my eye on one for a while.

 

Thanks :)

 

Guilty admission time - the Ipsilon is uninked. I picked it up last year when a UK vendor had a very nice sale on, and, apart from getting to Canada haven't used it as yet.

 

It'll be inked this year though as I'm 'finally' getting around to my Blue vs Orange pen / ink battle, so at that point they'll be a full review.

 

I'm getting better though, it's only one of two (I think!) uninked pens I've got.

 

Thanks for getting back to me. I look forward to your review - but I don't know if I can wait literally OR figuratively.

 

That orange Ipsilon is really calling my name - if you know what I mean :)

Fool me once, shame on you.

Fool me twice; damn

There goes that fox again.

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InkNoddleDoodler Near Mint

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These are gorgeous :o thank you for uploading them!!!!

 

 

My current Orange and Almost Orange pens:

http://www.gregsteer.co.uk/resources/images/fpn/001_orangepens_20130329_705A2840_Web1024_.jpg

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Delta 20th Anniversary Ed. 2002
Pelikan M320
TWSBI 540 Amber
Lamy Safari Ltd. Ed. 2009
Aurora Ipsilon
Esterbrook J "Copper"
Jin Hao 500
Noodler's Nib Creeper Flex "Arizona"

Here's an older thread you'll be interested in: https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php?/topic/60359-orange-pens/page__st__15

Got a few pens on my long term orange wishlist:
Delta Dolce Vita Oro
Edison Collier Persimmon Swirl
Noodler's Konrad Copernican Pearl
Pelikan M620 Shanghai "City Series"
Pilot Custom Heritage 92 Orange
Pilot VP Orange Crush from 2007

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InkNoddleDoodler Near Mint

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To everyone,

 

sorry about not replying to your posts... I couldn't access internet for a while (long story)

 

I really appreciate all the pictures. Thank you :)

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oregano Vintage

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Here are my Orange pens:

 

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L to R: No-name fountain pen, Jean-Pierre Lepine ballpoint/roller, Delta Dolce Vita slim, Waterman (plastic, not sure which line), Caran d'Ache Metal collection ballpoint, Monteverde Arista Crystal. I love orange, but I did not realize I had so many orange pens until I took this picture! I can't even remember where or when I got the 'no name' and Waterman (a loooong time ago), must be the sign of a true orange-lover ;) Thank you for starting this post!

 

 

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Empire fountain pen.

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Empire and Montblanc 146.

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InkNoddleDoodler Near Mint

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They're beautiful :3 I love the Delta Dolce!

 

You're welcome :) Thank you for sharing!

 

Here are my Orange pens:

 

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L to R: No-name fountain pen, Jean-Pierre Lepine ballpoint/roller, Delta Dolce Vita slim, Waterman (plastic, not sure which line), Caran d'Ache Metal collection ballpoint, Monteverde Arista Crystal. I love orange, but I did not realize I had so many orange pens until I took this picture! I can't even remember where or when I got the 'no name' and Waterman (a loooong time ago), must be the sign of a true orange-lover ;) Thank you for starting this post!

 

 

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InkNoddleDoodler Near Mint

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Those are stunning 0-0

 

I love the ink too. :) Thank you for sharing!

 

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georges zaslavsky Museum Piece

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Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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Joso Dipped Only

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post-109675-0-85512000-1481834782_thumb.jpegHere are some more: Dolcevitas (Grande and Mini), Pelikan M800 Burnt Orange, Sheaffer Legacy Fantasy, Aurora Sole (on the paler side of orange).

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rebcabin Mint

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here are some of mine:

 

a bexley corona, a duofold international, and a 1928 duofold senior.

 

and a duofold centennial and international:

 

lovely!

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Southerngent NOS (New Old Stock)

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Recently acquired this Pelikan vibrant orange M600. Smooth as silk and always ready to write, as are all Pelikans. Love it! Have had trouble finding a virile orange ink that I really like though. So far, they are dim and faded looking--like the Edelstein Mandarin. Was really disappointed in this one. Would appreciate any suggestions.

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