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I, personally, was only providing the honest observation that the average person in the United State (that is someone who doesn't ever visit this forum, which is 99.99% of the people) only recognizes Montblanc as a prestigious pen brand.

Or as THE fountain pen brand. Acquaintances and co-workers, upon seeing me writing with (usually a Nakaya) fountain pen, invariably asked, "Oo! Is that a Montblanc?" They don't know! Civilians just don't know. Or care.

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The Platinum Preppy. $3-$4 for a good, nicely writing fountain pen that comes in three nib grades including Japanese Extra Fine? I think they're selling themselves short. :D

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Or as THE fountain pen brand. Acquaintances and co-workers, upon seeing me writing with (usually a Nakaya) fountain pen, invariably asked, "Oo! Is that a Montblanc?" They don't know! Civilians just don't know. Or care.

 

Christ knows what they'll do when they find out that you can get pens that aren't fountain pens from montblanc. ;)

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