Personal Collection

[Ghost Plane]

Another ancient member of the poverty-stricken. At least we reserve our pittance for pens.

[Memorexx]

does it count if I say I feel old and poor as well?

[Ghost Plane]

does it count if I say I feel old and poor as well?

We should start a support group

[zaddick]

does it count if I say I feel old and poor as well?

Ummmmm.... no. Not when you are still in your 20s.

[Cyrille81]

I get back my pens from the bank safe so I was able to store them all in my collector box:

 

 

[Ghost Plane]

Yum!

[Memorexx]

*drooled all over his keyboard*

 

That is one fine collection. Wow...

[max dog]

What a marvelous and tasteful collection you have there Cyrille.

[colormind]

Fantastic collection, Cyrille! Cannot get my eyes off the Leonardo. Which is your personal favorite of them?

[Cyrille81]

Fantastic collection, Cyrille! Cannot get my eyes off the Leonardo. Which is your personal favorite of them?

 

Thank you very much One of the hardest question to answer because I like all of them I think my favorite is between the UNICEF skeleton and the Steinway. Steinway is little special because I really like so much the first time I saw it on photo on internet but hadn't the money to buy it and several years after when I was able I buy it and it is even nicer when you have it in hands than on photos. The UNICEF is my first skeleton and I appreciate all the story with the pen (the first letter of different alphabets) and the the way they are engraved on the barrel and the blue color.

After that the Saint-Exupéry is writing really nice and I like a lot also the Hemingway because it is the first pen of the writers series of Montblanc and the reference of the pens of 1930s.

[Cyrille81]

Received today the fountain pen version of the Beatles Limited edition 1969 so additional photos of it:

 

 

And a first writing test with the pen and the Psychedelic purple ink:

 

Edited January 20, 2018 by Cyrille

[Tom Kellie]

Received today the fountain pen version of the Beatles Limited edition 1969 so additional photos of it:

And a first writing test with the pen and the Psychedelic purple ink:

 

~ Cyrille:

 

The generous assortment of images is a welcome surprise.

Thank you for sharing such clear, sharp photographs of your Beatles pen.

I like the look of the nib.

The handwriting sample emphasizes the vivid color of the Psychedelic Purple ink.

Very nice!

Tom K.

[Cyrille81]

And another writing example:

 

[arthurm]

I get back my pens from the bank safe so I was able to store them all in my collector box:

 

 

 

 

mooie collectie!

[Pravda]

Amazing Cyrille! Congratulations it looks brilliant.

[Ghost Plane]

I can tell you’re having fun!

[Amit.]

Congratulations Cyrille !! Enjoy

[Cyrille81]

I can tell you’re having fun!

Yes it is a real pleasure to use the pen with the Psychedelic purple ink. I like a lot the result on the paper. It is my favorite with the UNICEF one for the moment.

[Cyrille81]

My last purchase. It is the Heritage Rouge et Noir Solitaire Serpent Limited Edition 1906 Rollerball. Some photos:

 

[Feamat]

You collection in one Word... amazing,

Congratulations and thanks for sharing...

Regards

Feamat

Edited February 2, 2018 by Feamat