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After reading through this site quite extensively I have decided to finally drop in and say Hi.

 

I have been enjoying writing with and reading about fountain pens after a long break of 15-20 years. Over the past few months I have been writing with a Lamy Safari f, a Lamy Al-star m, a Sailor Pro-Gear m, a Waterman Perspective m and a Pilot Metropolitan f.

 

Of the lot my favourite has been the Sailor Pro Gear. My favourite ink is Montblanc Hadrian and Perle Noire. I use Kin-Mokusei to highlight.

 

My favourite paper is Rhodia dot-grid. Though I also enjoy Rifle Paper Co.

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Hello Rosebud and welcome.  I've not been a member here for long but I thought I'd get in a quick Hello, since I'm only just along the coast from you.  

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Hello and welcome to FPN.

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Taught man that which he knew not (96/3-5)

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Happy to have you with us!

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Hello and Welcome to FPN!! So glad to have you as a member!!

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Hello and Welcome from the East side of you!

 

Rifle Paper, hmmm, never heard of that, here comes gOOGLE!"

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Hello and welcome to you from Manchester England. I got some Rifle paper last time I was at Bisley.......funny ? :-)

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Welcome to FPN! I have heard about Rifle Paper Co., so that makes me think it's one to try. Hope you enjoy the site. :) 

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Greetings Rosebud, from the other end of England, close to Hadrian's Wall, where we have serious snow today. Time to stay indoors and play with pens.

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