What Do You Have Inked?

[minddance]

M205m, Rohrer and Klingner Blu Mare. Subdued shadings for a non-distracting look

[Runnin_Ute]

M200 Cognac - fine - Blackstone Red Cashmere

M200 blue marble (old style)OB-Blackstone Green Cashmere

140 fine - 4001 Blue Black

[inkstainedruth]

M405 Stresemann, B nib, with KWZI Chicago Blue LE. Possibly an ink that's too dry for a Pelikan (I would have not thought that possible to say for any ink...). But it is a lovely blue.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[senzen]

[chromantic]

I flushed the KWZ Maroon from the M405 and filled it with Take-sumi. The Maroon looked better.

[biancitwo]

I've enjoyed my "new" OM 400NN tortoise, so much, I've inked my OB 400 tortoise. I'm using Pelikan Smoky Quartz. it isn't as saturated as my usual inks, but I'm enjoying its antique look.

[LanceSaintPaul]

Newly arrived Pelikan 140 with F nib + Pelikan Edelstein Tanzanite.

[PAKMAN]

Still working on writing the ink out of my Newton M1000 Blue lizard

[Inkyways]

My One and only newcomer to my collection. Pelikan M200, Classic marble green pen with a Fine nib.

I have inked the pen since I started the pen with Pelikan Edelstein Smoky Quarts ink.

 

I have found another 22 pens inked with diamine/ Noodlers/ Waterman inks. Time to sort out pens and clean some up.

[biancitwo]

Today, I used my green stripe M600, with broad italic by Pendleton Brown, with Monteverdi Horizon Blue, my black, with gold furniture M800 with medium italic by Pendleton Brown, with Monteverdi Olivine, my 400NN tortoise, with OM, with Robert Oster Lake of Fire, and my 400 tortoise, with OB, with Pelikan Smoky Quartz. They are all superb writers, and very different. I love each writing sensation. I also have a maroon 140, with a semi flex fine, inked with Pelikan Aventurine.

[Bo Bo Olson]

My brand new 200 Brown Marbled,inked with L'Atison Brun Ours...a grayed brown sample that came with the pen, close to a R&K Sepia.

My 150 M has the old discontinued 4001 Brilliant Green.

 

Both my green marbled lacquer pens both regular flex F's, the a 381 has Amethyst ink cartridge and Celebry with Kaweco Caramel cartridge.

[Matlock]

Gimborn 120, F, with Edelstein Smoky Quartz

[slippery when wet]

EDC flock... dropped the black Pelikan 140 (M) in favor of a more broad nibbed pen (100N). I think these strike a great balance for everyday/common writing needs (no real room for BB/BBB nibs even though they are great fun).

Also, been loving the new ink mix I made out of Pelikan 4001 series inks which is:

- 2 parts Blue Black,

- 1 part Turquoise and

- 1 part of distilled water.

Pelikan 100N Green ( inked with Pelikan 4001 BB/Turquoise/H2O mix,

Pelikan 100N Black (EEF) inked with the same and

Pelikan 400NN Schildpatt/Tortoise (OF) inked with MB BB/Caran d'Ache Hypnotic Turquoise/H2O mix.

 

 

 

 

Love your flock

Beautiful

[biancitwo]

Since I got my 400NN tortoise, with OM, at the Columbus Pen Show, I have used it more than any pen I have. My usual EDCs are still inked, and I use them nearly everyday. But, I use the 400NN, inked with Oster's Lake of Fire, an hour or more everyday. I like the ink, but it is the pen that keeps it in my hand. I love this pen. And, having my 400 tortoise inked beside it, only adds to the fun.

[Bronze]

M200 with a 2.0 calligraphy nib.

[inkstainedruth]

Besides the M405 Stresemann, B nibs (still with KWZI Chicago Blue LE), I've added the M400 Brown Tortoise, F nib (Visconti Brown [sepia?] and the green M100, 1 mm, with Diamine Shimmer Lilac Satin.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[Mannyonpil]

Ibis with OF CN nib.

 

Black 140 with a lovely EF.

[Eccles]

M400 Tortoise with IB nib and Edelstein Onyx.

Glenn.

[mitto]

A 400 plain script nib from early 50s.

[biancitwo]

I have a dilemma. I want to try a different ink, I want to keep the Robert Oster in my tortoise 400NN, the 140 with Aventurine, the M605 with Asa Gao, the M600 with Monteverde Blue Horizon, and the M800 with MonteVerde Olivine. These have received several refills. My tortoise 400 with Sailor Rykua-cha is the problem. It's ok, but it doesn't show the potential of the pen's OM nib, which is exquisite. I have read where many love the ink. I must have a carefree existence if this is a problem worth writing about.