Heaviest pen

[Hoarder68]

I am looking for the heaviest pen I can find. I have a Yard-O-Led Grand Viceroy and a sterling silver Conway Stewart Duro. They each weigh 65.9 grams. Is there anything heavier out there?

[APPLEMAN]

I am looking for the heaviest pen I can find. I have a Yard-O-Led Grand Viceroy and a sterling silver Conway Stewart Duro. They each weigh 65.9 grams. Is there anything heavier out there?

Not sure of the weight but my Retro 51 steel Double 88 could be used as a weapon if need be.

Edited October 10, 2008 by APPLEMAN

[skipwilliams]

Chris Thompson has Duofold replica pens made of solid Titanium, Bronze, or Copper. The Copper one is especially heavy. Think a Parker flat-top, 1920's size pen bored out of a solid bar of copper. The Titanium pen that I had was a great writer, but too heavy for any pocket and also too heavy for the clip that Chris put on the pen. These pens are VERY high quality. Check out www.thompsonpens.com. There was also an article on the Stylophiles site that you can read.

 

The solid silver Lomeinchay pen is also real, realy heavy. I don't remember the model name.

 

Skip

[wspohn]

I'd nominate the Sailor Gaudi as about the heaviest pen around. 65.7 gm, and 6" long.

 

http://www.nibs.com/www/WEBSITE%20PICS/Sailor%20Pens/SailorGaudiUncapped.jpg

[Strang]

One of my first fountain pens was a kit pen done by a guy in Australia. It weighs 90 grams. It is a nightstick, it is not a pen.

[nkk]

I am looking for the heaviest pen I can find. I have a Yard-O-Led Grand Viceroy and a sterling silver Conway Stewart Duro. They each weigh 65.9 grams. Is there anything heavier out there?

 

Bolding addesd by me.

 

I'd nominate the Sailor Gaudi as about the heaviest pen around. 65.7 gm, and 6" long.

 

http://www.nibs.com/www/WEBSITE%20PICS/Sailor%20Pens/SailorGaudiUncapped.jpg

 

I am thinking that may be a tad light for the OP.

 

I would go with the solid copper one by Mr. Thompson.

 

-Nkk

[Omegaham]

If you're willing to go nuts with price, a solid gold pen would be good...

 

Or you could just go with the copper one.

[Calbei]

I don't suppose anyone makes pens of lead?

 

Edit: Just a thought... if you had some giant of a pen made out of the likes of bronze, obviously it would be a pen that would double up as a nightstick. Now, give it a coat of Noodlers Blue Ghost and you can have a glow stick too! *Ponders* Perfect for all those night outs which might turn... sour!

 

"Cause of death?"

"It appears to be a blow from a blunt instrument... it looks like the barrel of a pen?"

Edited October 10, 2008 by Calbei

[yachtsilverswan]

113.4 grams (capped or posted)

 

Michel Perchin Blue Serpent

 

Carved from a solid block of sterling silver, and about the size of a MB 149.

 

Review posted here: https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...showtopic=52092

[enricof]

Acura Purple Grapes, 108gr loaded...

 

See http://www.hisnibs.com/purple_grapes.htm

 

Funny thing is, it is also a very smooth writer (steel nib), and looks great loaded with PR Plum.

 

Edited October 10, 2008 by enricof

[lapis]

Well one of the next pens I want is a Toledo 9XX just because of that (weighs in at 40 g).

Now for a REAL weighty FP, try out a Montegrappa Blue Nile, weighing in at 179 g.

http://www.zc77.de/bilder/MG055-188.jpg

BTW: pure gold.

 

Mike

[Hoarder68]

There are some I didn't know existed here.

Edited October 10, 2008 by Hoarder68

[Hoarder68]

113.4 grams (capped or posted)

 

Michel Perchin Blue Serpent

 

Carved from a solid block of sterling silver, and about the size of a MB 149.

 

Review posted here: https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...showtopic=52092

This one looks like a real winner. I'll have to look in to it.

 

[Hoarder68]

Well one of the next pens I want is a Toledo 9XX just because of that (weighs in at 40 g).

Now for a REAL weighty FP, try out a Montegrappa Blue Nile, weighing in at 179 g.

http://www.zc77.de/bilder/MG055-188.jpg

BTW: pure gold.

 

Mike

Great looking pen, but very hard to find.

 

[Titivillus]

I'd nominate the Sailor Gaudi as about the heaviest pen around. 65.7 gm, and 6" long.

 

http://www.nibs.com/www/WEBSITE%20PICS/Sailor%20Pens/SailorGaudiUncapped.jpg

 

That's a pen that I'd love to get my hands on.

 

Kurt

 

[MYU]

http://www.agilitynut.com/06/8/fpen2.jpg

This pen sits atop the entrance to Fahrney's in Washington DC. Now that's what I call a HEAVY pen.

 

 

 

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2162/2261949307_56a7d562be.jpg

Would you like an extra nib with that?

 

 

:roflmho:

 

 

(sorry, couldn't help it--LOKI, you know. )

Edited October 11, 2008 by MYU

[offbase]

Outside of brass-bodied pens, I had a sterling Ferrari de Verace Savant that, although relatively thin (but long), felt like you could use it as a ninja throwing spike. It was probably balanced enough to do it, too!

[rhk]

This Consway Stewart Evoluation weighs 132gr. A beautiful pen, by the way. Ruud

 

http://www.rhkoning.com/penpics/conway%20stewart/cs%20evolution%20closed_600.jpg

[Hoarder68]

This Consway Stewart Evoluation weighs 132gr. A beautiful pen, by the way. Ruud

 

http://www.rhkoning.com/penpics/conway%20stewart/cs%20evolution%20closed_600.jpg

This looks like my idea of what a pen should be. But again, they do not even show it on the Conway Stewart website so I guess I would have to find it on the secondary market.

 

[georges zaslavsky]

dunhill ad 2000 longitude or waterman le man 100 sterling silver