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mhguda Antique

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I'm using my lacqurered Sreekumar pen for grading exams and papers, and my Ranga Zeal for everything else.

I may grab the Asa Rainbow and Ranga 8B temporarily, they're still on the desk and filled, hard to resist. I have Colorverse Quasar in the 8B.

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Five minutes ago I bought a Ranga 4 in olive brown ebonite. That makes it three Ranga pens. I should stop looking at his ebay store, but it is like looking through the window of a sweet shop and drooling.

I do undertand you...the colour options are almost endless, and if you ask for modifications Mr. Kandan sets it up for you...

I am currently waiting for a 3C, in premium ebonite, with a modified section, and a Conklin/Bock nib on ebonite feed (ED)...

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Pentode Rare

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wow

Looks-wise, yes. Nib-wise, not so much. Its serviceable but Ill probably swap it with something a little nicer to write with at some point.
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Runnin_Ute Museum Piece

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Guider- just arrived today. Next to a couple of Pelikan M200's....

 

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"None of us can have as many virtues as the fountain-pen, or half its cussedness; but we can try." - Mark Twain

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hariharan Rare

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Kim pen with a comfortable section and a wet ambitious nib. Its greedy eyedropper belly is filled with pelikan edelstein green. A happy combination overall.post-80706-0-23999300-1526378445_thumb.jpg

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The Pen looks awesome. Which blank it is?

Copper Mountain available at exoticblanks.com

 

Not one of Mr. Rao's standard blanks.

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"Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind" - Rudyard Kipling
"None of us can have as many virtues as the fountain-pen, or half its cussedness; but we can try." - Mark Twain

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mehandiratta Donor Pen

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Was using the Krishna K64

and it has got to have one of the best looking Indian Nib

 

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mhguda Antique

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Was using the Krishna K64

and it has got to have one of the best looking Indian Nib

 

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Oooh that is gorgeous. Best looking nib I've ever seen. Enjoy.

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Oooh that is gorgeous. Best looking nib I've ever seen. Enjoy.

 

 

Thank you

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rajayk NOS (New Old Stock)

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Oliver F27 F nib with pilot iroshizuku tsuyu-kusa

ASA Galactic Self Ground to Stub with Noodler's Bay State Blue

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rajayk NOS (New Old Stock)

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I am using this week... The Ranga Model 4

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Haven't seen this bock nib design before, is it new? Looks great and the pen looks excellent as well.

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mhguda Antique

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I'm using my Fosfor Kwihi Islander with Monteverde blue black. I think I'm not putting anything else in this pen from now on... What took me so long? It's a perfect combination on a Classmate blank notebook that I'm using as my day-to-day book. Fantastic!

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