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Tom Kellie

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Mr Tom and Ms Ghost Plane, you two have been instrumental in deciding which nibs to pick :) I'm thrilled to have picked the O3B because of your photos and drool enticing posts about wide nibs!

 

 

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Does anyone know if the rose gold nib is solid rose gold or yellow gold plated? Just curious.

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I took my O3B out of rotation because I used it exclusively for a month, but I want it back in. Such a brilliant pen and nib.

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I took my O3B out of rotation because I used it exclusively for a month, but I want it back in. Such a brilliant pen and nib.

What ink are you using? May we have a writing sample?

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What ink is that, Tom?

 

 

The same question went through my mind, as well.

It's not MB Permanent Black, is it?

 

 

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Hmmm. Reminds me of Visconti black. Really must find my Visconti bottle next time I'm rummaging and see.

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I keep thinking if TK would enjoy his OBBB nibs even more (if that's possible) should they have a little more 'umph'. The Mystery Black needs more flow y'all

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Bay State Blue has a stunning look to it. It gives me an electric charge every time I see it.

Has this ink given you any problems?

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Bay State Blue has a stunning look to it. It gives me an electric charge every time I see it.

Has this ink given you any problems?

 

Not in my Montblancs. My Pelikan M800 needs a good cleaning after two years of BSB.

 

I've used BSB in the 149 for over seven years without any issues.

 

There were some non-starts in my relatively new 90th anniversary 146, but that's resolved after flushing it thoroughly and refiling it with a fresher bottle of BSB.

 

Every time the pens run out of ink, I flush them with water several times before refilling, and flush them with ⅓ ammonia and ⅔ water once a month.

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An Easterner had a nervous breakdown. Wyoming, with its wide open spaces and healthy pursuits, was prescribed as a cure - Clive Sinclair (paraphr).

I've got a lot of fond memories of that dog. - Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
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An Easterner had a nervous breakdown. Wyoming, with its wide open spaces and healthy pursuits, was prescribed as a cure - Clive Sinclair (paraphr).

I've got a lot of fond memories of that dog. - Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
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I've got a lot of fond memories of that dog. - Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
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