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Bryant-

 

Wha is the Blue lacquered pen with silver trinnings? It's not a Proust.

 

Eric

 

Today... Proust with fine nib and MP4 with a super wet medium...

 

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm78/FountainPenz/CIMG0153.jpg http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm78/FountainPenz/CIMG0112-3.jpg

Hard times don't last, but hard people do.

 

Thank a Veteran.

 

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Jeen:

 

Yes, the width of the line is perfect. It still allows shading, moreso it seems on the bottom half of the characters, but still is fine enough to allow formation of 'e' and other similar letters when I write small, but not too fine as to be toothy or without character.

Glad it turned out well.

Enjoy! :thumbup:

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I use 3 MB Fps regularly:

PS SS LeGrand-EF

149-F

G.B.Shaw FP-M

Fountain Pen is for people who have a delicate taste in writing

 

Pens Actively In Use

MB 149-f; MB Solitaire SS (FP-ef,BP,MP)

MB (LE) G.B.Shaw (FP-m,BP,MP); MB LeGrand (RB,BP,MP)

Parker Duofold Presidential Esparto sol.SS (FP-f, BP)

Parker Duofold PS SS (FP-f, RB)

Parker Doufold Marbled Green (FP-f,BP,MP)

Parker Duofold Marbled Gray (FP-xf)

S.T. Dupont Orpheo XL Platinum Diamond Head (FP-m)

S.T. Dupont Orpheo XL Platinum/ChinLacquer Black (FP-f)

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georges zaslavsky Museum Piece

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the 1985 MB149 filled with sailor grey, shaeffer grey, waterman black and omas grey ink.

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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My 1970s vintage 221 with a 1.1 mm left oblique nib and Visconti Blue ink.

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Bill Sexauer
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Today two 146s -

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/jelb/IMG_6150.jpg

 

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Jeen

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Today wore a MB Star Chrono, accurate as always, and wrote notes all day at work with a 80s 146 with a sweet 0.6mm stub & MB royale blue.

Two trusty companions that made a hard day a bit nicer. :happyberet:

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waffas Mint

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None :crybaby: :crybaby: :crybaby:

 

I am away from home at the moment for a while and I had to flush and store all my pens in a very safe place...

 

Honestly I really miss them... I have lost all emotions when writing.

Current - MB 149 (M), MB 145 (B), MB Boheme Big (OB), MB Boheme platinum (M), MB Starwalker resin (M).

Parker Sonnet black lacquer ST (M), Sonnet chrome (F). Visconti Van Gogh Maxi (M)

Wanted -MB 146 (EF), MB Solitaire sterling silver (OBB), MB Shaw (OM), Delta Dolce Vita Oversize (OBB)

Dreaming of -Catherine & Peter the Great 4810, Hemingway, Agatha Christie, Pope Julius II 4810, 146 Solitaire Nikolai I.

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Wael El-Dasher Vintage

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I am sporting the same pen as everyday since I got it... the Hemingway...that's 2 of them actually.

 

 

 

 

“Non Impediti Ratione Cogitationis”

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bugmd Vintage

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Today I am carrying my 146 Platinum. Sorry about the stock photo.

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v79/bugmd/mb146plat.jpg

A. Don's Axiom "It's gonna be used when I sell it, might as well be used when I buy it."

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memphislawyer Vintage

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The Only MB I have, a 146 P with fine nib, and inked with DC SUpershow (with about 30ml of Florida Blue mixed in)

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Nice pic Wael! :happyberet:

Bugmd, If you get the chance, please post a photo of your Platinum facet Solitaire in the Solitaire thread.

 

I used a 149 today to celebrate Friday. What a week it's been. :headsmack:

 

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Jeen

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