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I was using a newer version of the WALITY 69T today with the flat and branded cap band. I modified the section to accept a FH341 in B from Schmidt. ED mode.

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Model 6 from Ranga. Stock pen came with KW no 6 nibs and finned Ebonite feeders. I modified one side for m200 and the other side for renew point nib units. My child uses this pen. Loves it.

 

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Today I'm using a solid red FPR Jaipur v1, with a 1.0mm two-tone stub, filled with the bête noire -- Noodler's Bad Black Moccasin, diluted 1:1. Line variation is much better than it was on the Himalayas I bought with 1.0mm stubs a few years back. I like the section profile better too. Now if only Kevin sold them in ebonite...

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Model 6 from Ranga. Stock pen came with KW no 6 nibs and finned Ebonite feeders. I modified one side for m200 and the other side for renew point nib units. My child uses this pen. Loves it.

 

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Odd, Hari! does this pen have two pens that screw into one cap on opposite sides?

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today I'm using one of my Ranga 8Bs, a model I'm fond of and therefore I'm posting the family picture...

(I'm using the purple one)

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Odd, Hari! does this pen have two pens that screw into one cap on opposite sides?

Nice to hear from you.

 

Yes it's a double barrel pen as defined by Jai in his post here

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/285567-the-double-headed-fountain-pen-and-the-double-barrel-fountain-pen/

 

These are also called ruler or stick pens. Pretty common in India.

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today I'm using one of my Ranga 8Bs, a model I'm fond of and therefore I'm posting the family picture...

(I'm using the purple one)

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Nice Picture Mr.Sansenri Sir

 

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

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Nice Picture Mr.Sansenri Sir

 

 

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Kandan.M.P

Ranga Pen Company

well, thank you Mr. Kandan , I just did the photo... you did the pens! :D

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ASA Flora Nauka

 

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Still waiting on my ASA Flora. I am longing for my pen to arrive, though with the latest update it

might not be until August-September. I'll just enjoy looking at your ASA Flora until then.

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Still waiting on my ASA Flora. I am longing for my pen to arrive, though with the latest update it

might not be until August-September. I'll just enjoy looking at your ASA Flora until then.

 

We believe the shipping from India will start soon to International Destinations

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hari317 Museum Piece

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Tell us more about the nib please.

 

Sure. Sansenri has already asked about it.

looks nice Hari, and wait: is that a Pelikan nib?! custom threaded? :)

Thanks. Yes. Thats a m200 nib unit. Section threaded for that. Stock WALITY nibs are too fine. I prefer B/BB points.

 

This is actually a new avatar of the 69T. Notice the plain cap band with WALITY imprint on it.

 

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