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Sheaffer Viewpoint (Yellow) - M. calligraphy.  Ink:  Mixture of inks producing a very, very dark blue ink.

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No brand, extremely good-looking celluloid lever filler.

And of course I had to upgrade the corroded steel nib with a Feather Touch.

 

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Tinta: Pen Saijiki Matsukaze

- Will
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35 minutes ago, readytotalk said:

Vintage OMAS is charged with expression)

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That handwriting is so good!

So ... good!

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Broad nib Conway Stewart Churchill with Oxford Blue ink. 

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  • Conid Minimalistica with a Ti Fine Cursive Italic, inked with Platinum Blue Black
  • Montblanc 14 with an 18k Fine nib, inked with KWZ Iron Gall Blue Black

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Vintage. Cursive italic. Iron gall.

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Pelikan M800 Tortoise oblique triple broad with J. Herbin Ambre de Birmanie.

The current setup

1. Conid Regular AntwerpPen/Naginata Cross Concord- Sailor Nioi-Sumire (two years and counting!)

2. 1920-something Wahl-Eversharp BCHR Oversize Gold Seal/Manifold- Aurora Black

3. Pelikan M800 Tortoise/O3B- Kobe Ginza gold sepia

1936 Vacumatic Oversize Brown Pearl- Rest in (several) pieces. You will be missed!

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Using my recent arrivals, a little Australian Burgundy, Sheaffer, Imperial/Triumph? 330. Also a model 3, Pelikano, a Tropen Scholar and a Montblanc Monte Rosa.

A fun group of 70's, 'school pens', to play with.

 

πTom

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That's a handsome pen, Hellen.

35 minutes ago, Helen350 said:

Jinhao 100 Centennial Checkboard - M. nib.  Ink:  Mixture

 

 

 

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11 hours ago, OCArt said:

That's a handsome pen, Hellen.

 

 

Thanks OCArt.  I like the Jinhao 100 Centennial, and now own 9

of them. Will do just a bit of nib tweaking on the Checkerboard  

Centennial.  Chrisrap52 did a nice Ytube vid on this pen in May.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EmvL8noPEM

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  • Pelikan M600 Red Tortoise, F, with Fritz Schimpf Gewitterwolke.
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