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Aurora Fowa, Ipsilon ?


Mookli

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I have an Aurora , it looks like an Ipsilon but has a 14k nib and a sterling cap like the 88.

Cartridge / converter

The cap is marked " Aurora Fowa "

 

I can't find any reference to Aurora Fowa anywhere!

 

Any suggestions?

Thanks

M

 

 

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Greetings Alfredo.

Yes, sizewise it is small.

I thought the 88,s were piston fillers, do they also have a C/C version of the 88 small?

M

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Yes, you have the cc filler version. The relationship between the two 88 is similar to the one existing between Montblanc 146 and Montblanc 144.

 

Alfredo

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Thanks for the information.

 

My daughter who is pursuing a Ph.D. in literature (finally) expressed an interest in a fountain pen.

After a little discussion about size weight and nib size, I put a little lineup together fo her to pick from.

Pelikan 400

Montblanc 144

Sailor 1911 small

sterling Parker 75 cisele

and the Aurora 88

 

After a good amount of time with the pens, she decided on the Aurora.

It's her first fountain pen and he loves how it writes and the design.

C/C is easy to manage and I think she will be happy with her choice.

 

FYI Her ink of choice..... Diamine Evergreen.

Mark

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