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TWSBI Diamond 580AL (silver) - Fine nib

Pelikan 4001 Brilliant Green

Rhodia 90g/m2, cream

 

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My 3 TWSBI Diamond 530 with Fine Nibs

 

Diamine Red, Blue and Green inks

 

Sent over to me by my brother from Taiwan before they were really available.

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lisq199, that is awesome! Thank you for your service.

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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prashant.tikekar Extremely Rare

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Today I inked my first TWSBI again. Diamond 540 smoke in F nib with Pilot Blue ink.

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It arrived yesterday so here I am using it for the first time (ignore my handwriting - I can't write nice!)

Clear TWSBI eco (fine nib)

and the Montblanc Homer Blue ink

 

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~the delectable Louisa Durrell~

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ECO black, with M nib reground to cursive italic. DeAtramentis Archival ink. Pretty much on daily basis. Almost daily are

Blue Diamond Mini AL with 1.1 stub and Diamine Aqua blue

Gold Diamond Mini AL with B, ground to cursive italic. Cult Pens (Diamine) Deep Dark Orange

Rose Diamond 580 AL with M, ground to oblique cursive italic. Cult Pens (Diamine) Deep Dark Red

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Don't have one. Yet. Been contempating the purchase of a 580 1.1 for around six months. I have a WS698 that works well. Do I really need a 580? Hmmm.

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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First post in the TWSBI forum.

 

I've only got a GO and an ECO, but I'm using both of them at the moment.

 

The GO is new enough that it's still half full of the Kaweco Königsblau the shop owner had it inked with. Not my favourite colour but I'm enjoying the writing experience much more than I expected from such a chunky implement. I like the way it's light and cheerful as well as a really nice writer.

 

The ECO's inked with some PenBBS #339 Stendhal, a beautiful dark red that recently arrived on the slow boat from China.

Lined paper makes a prison of the page.

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None at present but will take the ECO 1.1 for a spin once I get it.

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Someone who does precision guesswork based on unreliable data provided by those of questionable knowledge.

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I'm writing my new novella with a TWSBI Eco in Transparent Blue. :) Ink is Iroshizuku Ama-iro, which I find a great match for the blue on the Eco.

 

It glides like a dream and I'm in love. :D

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