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EdgarK NOS (New Old Stock)

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Since I do not use any social media, I want to share with you some of my pen photos. I am not doing it regularly, but from time to time. And I am not professional photographer, but I am a patient person, which is the most important requirement if you want to get good shots :)

 

1) SWAN Self-Filler – № 3170 (Mabie Todd & Co. LTD)

 

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2) SWAN Self-Filling Pen – 172/52 (Mabie Todd & Co. New York)

 

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3) The Glowing Ink Bottle

 

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4) Handmade Replica of a SWAN Filler Box

 

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5) SWAN Leverless Pen – № 1060 (Mabie Todd & Co. LTD)

 

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6) Two-Tone Nib of a Faber Castell Osmia 883 Kolbenfüller (German for "Piston Filler")

 

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7) The Legendary BelOMO Triplet in Action

 

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8) Polished Gold Nib: Before & After

 

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Very nice photos! Great job!

 

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Thanks so much for your feedback, I am glad you like it! :)

 

9) Waterman 52 1/2 V, Red Hard Rubber

 

I absolutely love this smooth red color. This was nothing more than a test shot during a polarizing filter test, but it is still a photo I like.

 

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