Pelikan M805 Engraved Demonstrator fountain pen 18K-F nib/Sailor Four Seasons Souten fountain pen ink
What's in your pocket today?
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Kaweco AL Sport (F) with Kaweco Blue-Black
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Early Pelikan 400 + Thornton's Luxury blue
Modern Pen for a change. Here is my Aurora Ipsilon A wonderful writer.
Today an old Aurora 888 Duo-Cart style pen. Fortunately the Platinum cartridges and converters fit fine and with the Platinum cartridge adapter I can even use International Standard cartridges.
The Parker 51, lower right, will be in my pocket when I go out in a while.
But I wrote in my journal this morning with the Esterbrook Dip-Less pen on the right; the well is filled with, I think, Noodler's Black, and it has a very smooth 2668 nib. Made a few notes according to my system with the pen on the left, which has a 9128 nib, and some mix of red inks in the well.
I don't use the rocker blotter a lot, but sometimes it comes in handy.
But I wrote in my journal this morning with the Esterbrook Dip-Less pen on the right; the well is filled with, I think, Noodler's Black, and it has a very smooth 2668 nib. Made a few notes according to my system with the pen on the left, which has a 9128 nib, and some mix of red inks in the well.
I don't use the rocker blotter a lot, but sometimes it comes in handy.
Parker Vacumatic. 1943. Golden Pearl.
Welcome to B&B and The Nib, Gifford!
Thank you. When I got on B&B I didn't realize that it exptended into some of my other vices.
Yes indeed! One of the finest pens ever made - both in appearance and in function. And, a very nice watch to go alone with it. I'm into old Hamiltons, myself. Very nice!
That one is a 1st quarter 43 as well. And my Grandfather was a Hamilton man while Dad liked the Elgins. Gpop loved Sheaffers, Dad loved Parkers.
I believe that may be a Myron. Very nice.
I try to keep my fountain pens (Parkers) prior to D-Day. Sort of arbitrary date but those of the 30's and early 40's certainly were the better pens. Watches....'20s, 30's and 40's.....Hamiltons.
I try to keep my fountain pens (Parkers) prior to D-Day. Sort of arbitrary date but those of the 30's and early 40's certainly were the better pens. Watches....'20s, 30's and 40's.....Hamiltons.
Pelikan M805 Engraved Demonstrator fountain pen 18K-F nib/Sailor Four Seasons Souten fountain pen ink
Franklin Christoph Model 02 (Christoph nib) with Pelikan Edelstein Smoky Quartz
Pelikan M805 Engraved Demonstrator fountain pen 18K-F nib/Sailor Four Seasons Souten fountain pen ink
