What's in your pocket today?
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Tribute to Lamy. Lamy 2000/Lamy Blue ink.
I just found out that the Mitsubishi Pencil Company just bought out Lamy.
50s Pelikan 140 OM nib
still the 50s Pelikan 140 OM nib
Lamy Al-Star M, Sailor Tokiwa-matsu
Not in my pocket, but I used my Jinhao 9019 with violet ink today on my wife's birthday card.
Pilot Custom 743 >WA< (Waverly), inked with Iroshizuku - Ku-Jaku on Gmund Cube L - Deckle Edged handmade Notepad (110 gsm)
EclipseRedRing
I smell like a Christmas pudding
Pelikan Souveran M600 Fine, Pelikan 4001 Royal Blue.
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Early 1950's Pelikan 400 + Montblanc blue/black ink
I have been reading the fountain pen area of this forum for some while without posting. Please allow me to share my today's carry:
- Pelikan M120 Iconic Blue
- Pilot Iroshizuku Asa-Gao
- Oxford Optic Paper
Is that nib modified in any way? That is some very nice line variation there.
The nib is not modified and I have probably exhausted it a bit.
(please do not imitate)It is a special edition based on the model of a school fountain pen. Perhaps the nib was specially produced for vintage or I was just lucky.
My similar Pelikan standard nibs made of steel (M2xx) also have good flexibility, but not as much.Pilot Kakuno CM, Diamine Majestic Blue
I love this pen. That would be one of the few fountain pens I would consider adding to my collection.
Is this Version 1 or Version 2? What nib did you chose? What material is the barrel? How does it write? I have 1000 questions for you.
Most important of all, more photos please of this absolute beauty of craftsmanship.
