Visit To Two Old Cities And Some New Indian Fountain Pens

[Frank C]

Thanks a lot Frank

 

 

No problem! This is the miracle of the World Wide Web! People half way around the world can talk about a subject that both are interested in. In my case, it helps if the other person knows English.

 

I have a lot of fun with fountain pens and have met many nice, interesting people who share this. I have met all of these people through the internet.

[jjlax10]

I think you found the Noodler's manufacturer.

[hari317]

nope.

[jjlax10]

Really, they look identical? All thats missing is the piston.

[hari317]

Sure Hari!! Mine is already on way..but will get yours soon..;-)

Saar, any updates?

[deepak23]

Hi Deepak ,

 

U can contact him on phone : 9225328858

 

I think he can send pens by courier

 

Regards ,

 

BAAZ

Thanks to you, two limited edition beauties one in ebonite and the other in acrylic (both with 35mm nibs) are on the way...

[WDP4BAAZ]

Glad to know Deepak . Awaiting review n pictures of ur pen

[Maurizio]

Stumbled on this late. Thank you for posting. An interesting and enjoyable report.

 

I have 2 Ahabs, my first ebonite pens. I like the feel of the ebonite in my hand, but both have required much tinkering to get working nicely. I'd love to buy an Indian ebonite pen which will write smoothly and wet OOTB without fuss. I think I'm going to have to wait until I visit India so I can get the pen tuned by the retailer at the shop as in your report.

 

I didn't realize that what I assumed was the Indian manufacturer of the Ahabs was such a state secret.

[WDP4BAAZ]

Thanks for reading review n your comments , Baaz