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Merry Christmas everyone!

 

I am using my new Fritz Schimpf Italic 100 Meisterstück :)

In the box is my gift from my fabulous dealer :) :wub:

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~ max dog:

 

‘Pen in Action’ portraits don't get any nicer than yours above.

Gorgeous lighting and a superb composition with a lovely pen.

Thank you!

Tom K.

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Merry Christmas everyone!

 

I am using my new Fritz Schimpf Italic 100 Meisterstück :)

In the box is my gift from my fabulous dealer :) :wub:

Makes me fantasize about a 149 version. I’m so happy for you!

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Here is a daily use picture of my 149 Red Gold in action.

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ink is MB Midnight Blue

This is pretty much me with my Shaw today.

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Today Im cleaning up some pens and playing with my stars

Lo, stars in the East. Or northeast of me, to get technical.

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~ max dog:

 

‘Pen in Action’ portraits don't get any nicer than yours above.

Gorgeous lighting and a superb composition with a lovely pen.

Thank you!

Tom K.

 

 

This is pretty much me with my Shaw today.

Thanks!

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