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rabiosocorazon Near Mint

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I am using a Montegrappa Nerouno. Also, a Parker 51 I just bought this week.

 

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Gatz: A journal for each of life's journeys.

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Tom Aquinas Collectors Item

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Sailor 1911, Large, special Sailor 21ct nib, filled with Shaeffer Skrip Blue;

Man 100, M nib, Florida Blue.

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Just finished a bit of Business Writing practice with a Montblanc 136 steel EF nib, Parker Quink Blue.

journaling / tinkering with pens / sailing / photography / software development

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rushabhshah NOS (New Old Stock)

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Using a Sailor Parley with a medium nib....filled with Pelikan Turmaline

Also in my pocket is a Waterman Hemisphere.

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georges zaslavsky Museum Piece

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1970 MB 149 Medium Broad Stub Flex nib inked with MB Royal Blue

1979 MB 149 Extra fine semi flex nib inked with MB Racing Green

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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198x MB 146 Oblique Broad nib inked with J Herbin Lie de Thé

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Montblanc 149 18C semi-flexie fine..Yard-o-Led blue black..

 

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Sailor 1911, large, special 21ct nib filled with Shaeffer Skrip Blue;

Aurora Black with Pn facings Talentum M 14 ct nib, filled with Waterman South Sea Blue (pity they've changed the name, but I still have a bottle or so)

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ravantra Vintage

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Keeping it simple today - TWSBI Mini Classic 1.1 stub with Iroshizuku Yama Budo.

Change is not mandatory, Survival is not required.

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Voormas NOS (New Old Stock)

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For this week for work:

 

Pelikan 400NN EF nib filled with Montblanc Alfred Hitchcock

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DRWWE Mint

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Waterman Le Man 100, Waterman Blue

Montblanc LeGrand ballpoint 7569

Noodler's Ahab, Private Reserve Avacado

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Heliotrope Near Mint

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Using a Visconti Van Gogh with palladium nib that I just got back from John Mottishaw. The fine nib is now a beautifully expressive 0.5mm stub. A great everyday writer.

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Sailor 1911 (Large) with 21ct Nib, Shaeffer Skrip Blue. :thumbup:

Waterman Man 100 with M 18ct nib , Waterman Florida Blue ( my last bottle before the new name). :happyberet:

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I always carry a Pilot Vanishing point in my pocket, along with a Lamy Safari and a Mont Blanc Starwalker. They're my usual pens I take to work :)

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Waterman Expert II, fine nib, with Noodler's Bad Belted Kingfisher, scribbles at work.

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Today I've used my new pink Pilot Decimo with B nib. It arrived yesterday from Stationery Art and I'm loving it. :wub:

 

Whatever is true,whatever is noble,whatever is right,whatever is pure,whatever is lovely,whatever is admirable - if anything is excellent or praiseworthy - think about such things.

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Waterman Man 100, M nib, filled with Florida Blue.

Later manufacture ,Sterling Silver barley corn patterned, Australian made cap and barrel Parker 75, after market French 14ct nib; filled with Shaeffer Skrip Blue.

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