E. Farber, Black Quink
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What's in your pocket today?
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Pen in used today is a Delike Alpha, sold brass construction, quite heavy, superbly made and writes very well.
I have tried some new inks to me, Organic Solutions James Joyce Hunter GreenView attachment 994789 View attachment 994789
I have tried some new inks to me, Organic Solutions James Joyce Hunter GreenView attachment 994789 View attachment 994789
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This guy again, early Pelikan 400 + blue-black 4001 ink
Using a new pen that I just received a couple of days ago. It's a PenBBS 268 Vacuum Filler with Monteverde DC Supershow Blue
tankerjohn
A little poofier than I prefer
Platinum 3776 B w/ Waterman Serenity Blue
Esterbrook Green SJ, Lamy Green
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Sheaffer's Balance, FeatherTouch nib and blue-black Montblanc ink
A Parker 45 with a broad nib and MB Ultra Black.
Had to swap the nib out from a Medium, the pen nib needed too much pressure to work properly, havent seen that fault for many years.
Had to swap the nib out from a Medium, the pen nib needed too much pressure to work properly, havent seen that fault for many years.
Still on a roll with inkballs. Picked up the monteverde pocket pen, Poquito in grey. A tadge thinner than a Kaweco sport but the same length. Write very well.
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Nice oblique medium nibbed 400NN Pelikan from the late 1950s, vintage Montblanc royal blue ink
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Blue 1944 Vacumatic Major, Diamine royal blue
Two Watermans:
Laureat in black/gold with a Daiso cartridge in blue.
Charleston rollerball black/chrome with a Pilot V5 Precise cartridge.
Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk
Laureat in black/gold with a Daiso cartridge in blue.
Charleston rollerball black/chrome with a Pilot V5 Precise cartridge.
Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk
tankerjohn
A little poofier than I prefer
Platinum 3776 w Platinum Blue-Black
Lamy Safari Fine nib with Pilot Blue/Black
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Old-style grey M200 Pelikan with one of those soft and springy W-Germany steel nibs, Montblanc ink.
Feeling vintage-y for both pencils and pens. Two old 0.046 inch lead pencils and a lever filler fountain pen.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/77103607@N00/
Wearever copy of a Scripto pencil. Autopoint pencil. Mabie Todd Swan 3150 with Pilot Blue-Black ink.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/77103607@N00/Wearever copy of a Scripto pencil. Autopoint pencil. Mabie Todd Swan 3150 with Pilot Blue-Black ink.
Again a vintage type of day. I don't know if the Skilcraft clone of a Scripto pencil quite qualifies as "vintage", but it's no longer made. And I really like these old 1.1 mm lead twist pencils for general writing. The Scripto types are very comfortable to hold.
And a Pelikan 140, this version from about 1952 as near as I can tell. It sat around mostly unused for a while after I had it restored. Then I picked it up early this year, and found that I wanted to keep it inked more often than not. A very practical daily pen.
waranoid
And a Pelikan 140, this version from about 1952 as near as I can tell. It sat around mostly unused for a while after I had it restored. Then I picked it up early this year, and found that I wanted to keep it inked more often than not. A very practical daily pen.
waranoidMonteverde, midnight black in a Kaweco inkball,
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Your nib is a 1954 or later if that helps. They changed to the logo nib then, before that script.
Scroll down about halfway to 120/140 nibs here --> Nib units since 1929 | www.pelikan-collectibles.com
Today for me, brown M200
