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I wrote it out. Sorry about the penmanship, it is improving. It's a cross between print and cursive. I like it, but not sure about an everyday use.

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Yes. Looks very close to the same. Don't have Rome to do a comarison, but the pictures look very close to each other.

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Thanks for sharing. Just posted my review using a Sailor Zoom nib so have a very broad nib for comparison to your review. I likened it to Pilot Iroshizuku Ina-ho. Unusual color.

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In a broad wet nib, it's prettier. It's also much warmer than RIB.

 

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Craps. Now I have to load it in another pen to look at it. Guess I really should start with the broad nibs I have.

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