Kaweco AL Sport (F) with Diamine Ancient Copper. This pen had been misplaced since Christmas. I found it the same day as my 1911S. The cartridge has probably been in there since this past autumn. It started up immediately.
What's in your pocket today?
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Still using Kaweco Sport Piston 
Parker “51” Flighter with a Medium Nib filled with Waterman Serenity Blue. Parker Jotter with a Medium Parker Blue Cartridge. Rhodia pocket notepad.
Lamy AL-Star Rollerball
Platinum 3776 Century Chartre Blue
Lamy AL-Star rollerball ("hey, can I borrow your pen for a moment?")
Waterman Liaison (Maysuyama modifed nib, 0.4 mm) loaded with Herbin Amytheste de l'Oural
Waterman Liaison (Maysuyama modifed nib, 0.4 mm) loaded with Herbin Amytheste de l'Oural
I refilled the Sailor 1911S (MS) with Pelikan Edelstein Garnet.
my freshly delivered Watermans Hundred Year Pen in maroon and amber end. It is a series three pen from 1941
Parker “51” Flighter with a Medium Nib filled with Waterman Serenity Blue. Parker Jotter with a Medium Parker Blue Cartridge. Rhodia pocket notepad.
Pelikan M800 black red fountain pen/Graf von Faber Castell Hazelnut Brown ink.
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Those are some wonderful pens in this thread!
Gentlemen, may I introduce to you today a true statesman who regularly accompanies me?
Clear the stage for the Pelikan Souverän M815 Special Edition Metal Striped!
My collection of fountain pens practically began with this pen. It was the first "higher quality" fountain pen after I had worked with a very good Waterman Professional at university. I often wish I had this fountain pen back in my university days, because it is a real "page eater". Although Mr. Mottishaw has incorporated a wonderful stub into the M nib, this nib is as soft as butter and has a very high angle tolerance. I also find it very flexible and a masterpiece of expression and manageability.
The body of the M815 is made of metal, so that the lacquered fountain pen is pleasant to hold and also feels very valuable. Stripes are milled into the body under the lacquer so that the light is wonderfully reflected.
It is often said that the M815 is a wannabe Raden. In my opinion, however, this does not do justice to its wonderful clarity, which is more comparable to a business pinstripe suit. For me, it is a constant and so far impeccable companion in business life.
Gentlemen, may I introduce to you today a true statesman who regularly accompanies me?
Clear the stage for the Pelikan Souverän M815 Special Edition Metal Striped!
My collection of fountain pens practically began with this pen. It was the first "higher quality" fountain pen after I had worked with a very good Waterman Professional at university. I often wish I had this fountain pen back in my university days, because it is a real "page eater". Although Mr. Mottishaw has incorporated a wonderful stub into the M nib, this nib is as soft as butter and has a very high angle tolerance. I also find it very flexible and a masterpiece of expression and manageability.
The body of the M815 is made of metal, so that the lacquered fountain pen is pleasant to hold and also feels very valuable. Stripes are milled into the body under the lacquer so that the light is wonderfully reflected.
It is often said that the M815 is a wannabe Raden. In my opinion, however, this does not do justice to its wonderful clarity, which is more comparable to a business pinstripe suit. For me, it is a constant and so far impeccable companion in business life.
Not much to look at, but the weekends tend to be Zebra days for me as far as pens go.
Zebra F-301 BP - Blue Fine
Zebra X-701 BP - Black 0.7mm
Zebra F-301 BP - Blue Fine
Zebra X-701 BP - Black 0.7mm
I also have this pen, and it is one of my favorites.
Pilot Metro EF, Lamy Azurite
Faber-Castell Osmia 661 (OBB) with J Herbin Ambre de Birmanie.
Thanks. For me it is a special Pelikan out of the M8xx series and a favorite for sure!
Jinhao X159 M, Sailor Doyou. I've heard that Doyou will get rid of Bay State Blue stains in demonstrators, has anyone tried it?
I had some issues with the Osmia after a few pages. I'll set it aside and mess with it in the next day or two. For the time being, I loaded up a Pilot CH 92 (M) with Pilot Iroshizuku Kiri-same.
