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Hi, it looks like a friction fit nib. I have managed to extract it from the pen without any damage to the feed, so I will be looking around for a spare no. 5 nib. Goulet Pens used to have them but they only seem to have no. 6 loose nibs for sale at the moment. I would like to get a good quality no. 5 steel or gold. Do you have any ideas where I could get them from? Thank you.

PS. Still nothing from Taccia. I don't think much of their after sale support. Very poor.

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I believe xfountain pens sells the K26 nib, which is the number 5 size. Also meisternibs.com sells them but I am not sure if they are available loose from the second site. You should be able to google either vendor and find them. Good luck, I hope it works out.

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