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Studio Aquamrine EF with T53 Agate and Studio Terracotta EF with T53 Topaz, Scala Dark Violet F with Montblanc Blau-Schwarz

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I'm also using a Safari umbra with a brand new, extremely tight fitting F nib. :)

 

Nice coincidence.

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I'm also using a Safari umbra with a brand new, extremely tight fitting F nib. :)

 

Nice coincidence.

 

:thumbup: Hey man ... Nice coincidence

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Safari Violet, B nib, with Robert Oster Grey Seas. I was a little worried when I first ordered the pen that it would be too similar looking to the Dark Lilac -- but it really is enough different a color (more blue-toned as opposed to the slightly red-violet tone of the Dark Lilac) plus has the color match clip instead of the black clip on the Dark Lilac.

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"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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an L2000 Broad with a brand new ink... (NID!!) Sailor Manya Haha and it is everything I thought it would be..

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Studio (M) Olive with Petrol

 

Safari 1.1 White with Tender Purple

 

Both are remarkable and very enjoyable writers.

Fool me once, shame on you.

Fool me twice; damn

There goes that fox again.

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Vibrant Pink al-Star, 1.1 mm stub nib, with diluted Robert Oster Carbon Fire.

Bought the pen on a lark -- I was ordering one of the new SE colors of Safaris from Van Ness, and decided to poke about their website (since I was ordering from them anyway...) and found that they still had one or two in "Granpa's Basement" (their closeout/clearance/sale page), and for less that the Safari was costing me....

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"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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Lamy Al-Star Pacific blue with a wonderful wet black stainless fine nib. :)

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