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  Pilot Elite Lady with Kon Peki that I added a little bit of Asa-Gao to. 

Top 5 (in no particular order) of 31 currently inked pens:

Parker Duofold Centennial IM, RO Rose Gold Antiqua

MontBlanc Bohème Noir F, MB Midnight Blue

Platinum PS-5000(?) EF, Platinum Mixable Aqua 

MontBlanc for BMW IM, MB Green with SC-15

Parker True Blue Ringtop F, Quink Blue-Black 

always looking for penguin fountain pens and stationery 

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10 hours ago, Penguincollector said:


   It was a Herculean effort, but I put them out before the cake melted! 

 

Someone left the cake out in the rain....  😀

 

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28 minutes ago, USG said:

Someone left the cake out in the rain....  

 

  Some of my earliest memories are roller skating in a long gone rink to this song. I was three. 

Top 5 (in no particular order) of 31 currently inked pens:

Parker Duofold Centennial IM, RO Rose Gold Antiqua

MontBlanc Bohème Noir F, MB Midnight Blue

Platinum PS-5000(?) EF, Platinum Mixable Aqua 

MontBlanc for BMW IM, MB Green with SC-15

Parker True Blue Ringtop F, Quink Blue-Black 

always looking for penguin fountain pens and stationery 

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Today I've enjoyed using a few different pens, but mostly my Conway Stewart 55 and 479 with CI grinds from two different nibmeisters to contrast their grinds.  

 

I have a Sailor Realo that I want to get some use tonight as well, so that's up next, maybe for a letter to my wife.  Those always get me brownie-points.

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Today I'm choosing a Pilot Falcon.  After months of jumping on medium and broad nibs, italic and whatnot, I'm back to enjoying the finer things in life.  This is an SEF and I love writing with this and the Platinum UEF right now.

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Today: the Parker blue marbled Duofold Centennial <EF> with Monteverde Sapphire, which was probably the pen I wrote most with this week. Other than a couple of moments of needing to advance the converter plunger to keep things flowing, it's been a flawless writer. It's been accented today with a Platinum 3776 Century Oshino demonstrator in <M>, filled with Diamine Red Dragon, and supplemented by a marine green Sheaffer Balance Lifetime vac-filler with Herbin Lie de Thé, with a smooth, precise, and firm fine nib.

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