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This is not colorful or gorgeous pens we've seen recently, but rather discreet one.

I left partial cutter mark unpolished. It gives nice texture and feel's vintage and nostalgic.

Home casting Alumilite black. I hope you like it as much as I do.

 

Material: Alumilite Black

Clip: No clip

Nib: Bock #6 steel

Ink system: Cartridge/converter

 

Size (approx.)

Maximum diameter

Cap:1.6cm

Barrel:1.4 cm

 

Length

capped: 15 cm

uncapped: 14 cm

Posted: 17.5 cm

 

Weight without c/c (approx.

)Capped: 16 g

Uncapped: 12 g

 

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Looks pretty nice to me.

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I do like the understated design. Very well done.

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It's lovely.

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Nice big pen. Seems a little bit lightweight for a big pen. I like the lines of it.

Beauty is as beauty does. How does it write ?

 

Since yours is not, can you post a photo of the pen you call, "Gorgeous Butt" ?

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Verweile doch, du bist so schön !

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Looks pretty nice to me.

Thank you!

 

I do like the understated design. Very well done.

Thank you!

 

Gorgeous.

 

I love the contrast between the matte and gloss finishes. The ridges on the cap look very cool.

 

Very nice!

 

Ken

Thank you! It was radical to cut again after polished in order to make ridges.

 

Love it. :)

Thank you!

 

Very nice. I also like the polished accents. And it looks great clipless.

Thank you! I always like clipless.

 

I think it's beautiful. Wouldn't mind having one like that!

Thank you! Your pens are Gorgeous!

 

Sometimes flash isn't what's called for.

Thank you!

 

Nice.

I do think it could look even better with chasing, but it's great a it is.

 

Regards,

 

Richard

Thank you! Though it doesn't show in the photo, there is a slight chasing. You can feel it when you glide your nail over it.

 

It's lovely.

Thank you!

 

Nice big pen. Seems a little bit lightweight for a big pen. I like the lines of it.

Beauty is as beauty does. How does it write ?

 

Since yours is not, can you post a photo of the pen you call, "Gorgeous Butt" ?

:lticaptd:

Thank you! It is very light for the size and write well.

"Gorgeous Butt"! :D

I can't believe I'm making fountain pens! pen.18111.com

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I love it. I have a soft spot for minimalist design. The only thing I'd do different would be to use an unplated steel nib. Keep up the good work!

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I love it. I have a soft spot for minimalist design. The only thing I'd do different would be to use an unplated steel nib. Keep up the good work!

I agree with the polished steel nib. I didn't have steel nib at that time. I have installed steel nib now and it look great. Thank you.

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