Write us a story, with a twist!

• Aug 17, 2011

• #1

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Rossmeister

Okay gents! Since we have so many FP enthusiasts here, I am sure some of you are itching for any excuse to write with your beauties. So what we do is write a story together, paragraph by paragraph. Three words would be too few.

You have to use a pen or pencil. No computers! Any pen you like. Ballpoint, pencil, fountain pen.. you name it. If you enjoy it, use it! Post a picture of your paragraph, along with a picture of your pen if you want to.

I'll start!

 

• Aug 17, 2011

• #2

Geordon

Thread subscribed for home use. You forgot to tell us what the paper was, though!

 

• Aug 17, 2011

• Thread starter
• #3

R

Rossmeister

Fair enough! It was a normal (not expensive) spiral notebook. The cover says 60 grams. I'll be waiting for more updates from you guys!

 

• Aug 17, 2011

• #4

coyotewhisper

Here is my entry. I used a Parker Sonnet, J Herbin Rouge Caroubier.

 

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• Aug 17, 2011

• #5

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slivesay

Fun!

 

• Aug 17, 2011

• #6

smokelaw1

Ampad Gold Fibre legal pad

 

• Aug 17, 2011

• #7

Fbones24

Lamy Nexx (1.1 Italic Nib) with Noodler's Luxury Blue.

 

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• Aug 17, 2011

• #8

Andy

 

• Aug 17, 2011

• #9

Raatt

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Platinum Plaisir with 5:00 Shadow...

 

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• Aug 17, 2011

• #10

79spitfire

I'll play, excuse the handwriting....

Sheaffer Military clip Vac-fill in Carmine, with Sheaffer Scrip, blue-black
Staples "Sustainable Earth" note pad

Pen restored and tuned by *ME*

 

• Aug 20, 2011

• #11

Andy

Oh well, me again....

 

• Aug 20, 2011

• Thread starter
• #12

R

Rossmeister

Doesn't matter if you post numerous times!

Here's my new feather pen with ink from J. Herbin. It's a beautiful colour.

 

• Aug 20, 2011

• #13

Raatt

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• Aug 21, 2011

• #14

79spitfire

"WASP" Is William A Sheaffer Pen, It was a "second tier" Sheaffer. It features exchangeable nibs similar to an Esterbrook (in direct competition) but the whole nib section, sac and all un-screws, making the pens drop dead easy to restore. They also were very high quality, solidly build, just out of less expensive materials.

 

• Aug 27, 2011

• #15

79spitfire

Come on guys! Is everyone waiting for their Edisons or what???

 

• Sep 13, 2011

• #16

Chadtheguru

I had to resurrect this thread as it was too good. Not having a proper pen, I borrowed my wife's Shakespeare and a legal pad from work. Here goes!

Edit: Sorry for the crappy cell-phone pic.

 

• Sep 13, 2011

• #17

fluffman86

Been working on my handwriting since I got my pen about a week ago. Believe it or not, it's improving!

 

• Sep 13, 2011

• #18

79spitfire

 

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