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Hi friends ,

 

Wish u all a very happy new year .....

 

Here is a new Indian eyedropper - The MOHI harmony fountain pen .

 

Manufactured by 'Abhay Pan agency ' , Aurangabad , India , introduced by fellow FPN member ,amk .

 

Its a flat top acrylic pen with ink window.

 

Construction : Sturdy, pen is turned on a CNC turning machine from a acrylic rod.

 

Cap,Barrel,section : Flat top cap , gold plated clip , similar to Pelikan M200, Cap end is also having golden ring .

Section is having coarse threads than Airmail pens.Section is having a very comfortable grip for a person like me having medium hands. Barrel is having a nice broad ink vision window , which is generally absent in solid acrylic pens.

Cap and section both are having transparent ends. Color combination I have chosen is icy blue and white, other options are also available .

 

Nib and feed : Nib is manufactured by customer having MOHI , tipped fine engraving . Nib is between fine and medium.Writing example attached. Ebonite feed is pressed securely in section . Overall the pen is having a nice workmanship.

 

Price : Only 400/- INR ( 7 USD approx) , total value for money.

 

Conclusion : A nice and sturdy eyedropper , FPN members must have it in their collection.

 

 

 

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Thanks Visvamitra.. I feel proud to own this pen as it is manufactured by a "Marathi manus" , Mr.Pathak :)

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Very handsome! I'd love to have one, and interrupt the ebonite buying spree... Where can I find one?

Yours is really beautiful. And that price is not too bad either!

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Thanks mhguda,you can contact Mr Anant Pathak of Abhay pens, Aurangabad.Maharashtra, India

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Thanks mhguda,you can contact Mr Anant Pathak of Abhay pens, Aurangabad.Maharashtra, India

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That is a really lovely pen, and different from any of the pens I bought at Abhay Pens. The blue and ice colour scheme is very striking, somewhat reminiscent in its strong contrasts of a couple of Airmails I have.

 

Thanks for the namecheck - I am glad to have helped in my small way bring these pens a little more attention! for 400 rupees I think this one is a steal.

Too many pens, too little time!

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the body looks nice, almost like celluloid. How's the nib compared to other steel nibs?

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Thanks amk , precursor

This pen is having steel nib . From performance point of view. I will give 7 out of 10. Airmail nibs are one step ahead than this one.

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Hi flummoxed ,

 

Yes , they also manufacture ebonite pens.

Most distinct feature is the ebonite pens with bottom ink window.

 

Attaching some snaps for you , hope it helps .

 

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BAAZ

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Hi flummoxed ,

 

Yes , they also manufacture ebonite pens.

Most distinct feature is the ebonite pens with bottom ink window.

 

Attaching some snaps for you , hope it helps .

 

Regards ,

 

BAAZ

Thanks a lot! I'll ask my friend to drop by to pick the brown ebonite for me when he goes back home.

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You will definitely enjoy these pens as they are manufactures on CNC turning machine ..

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Very nice FPs.

 

Wud have felt more happy had you called them "indian manus"

I put my savings to test

Lamy & Pilot FPs the Best

No more I even think of the rest

(Preference Fine and Extra Fine Nibs)

Pen is meant for writing - not for looking :-)

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BAAZ, do you have an email or web address for them where I can buy a pen? I am halfway around the world from India...

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I am halfway around the world from India...

Google search turns up this

 

Abhay Pen Agencies

Pen Store

12, 13, Nath Mandir South, Aurangpura, Aurangabad, Maharashtra 431001

Mobile - 092253 28858

 

Doesn't seem to hv email. Maybe whatsapp (?)

I put my savings to test

Lamy & Pilot FPs the Best

No more I even think of the rest

(Preference Fine and Extra Fine Nibs)

Pen is meant for writing - not for looking :-)

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Thanks for your trouble...

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