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Please, show us a picture of the pen you use today.

 

For me, its a tortoise Pelikan M400 EF old style.

And this nib has a lovely flexibility, it is very smooth!

 

Regards,

daffie

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i used my black on black M1000

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Please, show us a picture of the pen you use today.

Regards,

daffie

Nice tortise there mate. That version has the nicest colour IMHO.

 

I have others inked as well, but here's the November pocket pen.

 

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3714/10242900024_68bab70359_c.jpg

 

Tony

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I'm using this one:

 

http://img1.iwascoding.com/4/2013/10/24/EB/92E7154F70014BC09F29C02CB73B8E63.jpg

 

A '50s era 400 with a DEF nib.

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M101N tortoisse plus 250 demonstrator with red ink lovely)

Write, write, write. Use your pens not your fingers !!!

 

 

 

 

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My first Pelikan and I'm using it today. The M151 Verde/Nera which I read in this forum that it's really the M150. It came with the ink shown and I'm enjoying writing with it.

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