My most used pen is a blue Esterbrook SJ with a 14K Conklin nib made in around 1923. This is my everyday pocket pen for all casual note taking and signing of visitor logs etc. For the past 4 years it has been filled with Russian Violet ink.
My most used pen is a blue Esterbrook SJ with a 14K Conklin nib made in around 1923. This is my everyday pocket pen for all casual note taking and signing of visitor logs etc. For the past 4 years it has been filled with Russian Violet ink.
Mags (February 24th, 2015)
I suppose for me it is my MB 146 that is always inked up and a Pelikan....my M1000 is often.... meaning routinely.... in my Samsonite satchel. A TWSBI mini has Baystate Blue in it and is at my desk at the office all the time ready to sign contracts.
Mags or Rob Maguire MB 149, 147, 146,144, Mozart, Boehme, Sailor Realo, Aurora Optima, Churchmen Prescriptor and Parson's Essential, Parker 51 1.3 mm stub, Parker Vacumatic 1939 OB Can, TWSBI's (540,580, Mini and Vac 700), Pelikan M 1000/800 Demonstrator 600/200 demoM/200 OBB, Visconti Rembrandts (2), Lamy, Cross, Watermans, Pilots, Sheaffer's, Omas 360 LE 84/360, GvFC, Esterbrooks J and SJ, Bexley Jitterbug, Taccia, Eversharp 1952 flex, Edison Herald, Franklin Christoph Piper.
Lamy Safari (I've got six of them, and interchange them. One of them is always with me in the pen loops for my Franklin Covey binder or Hobonichi Techo cover. If I'm using it for class, it's one of four colours: J. Herbin's Eclat de Saphir, Waterman's Mysterious Blue, Namiki Black, or Rohrer and Klingner's Konigsblau), Sheaffer No-Nonsense (the medium nib one has become my study notes pen - always inked with my ink mix of Rohrer and Klingner's Cassia and J. Herbin's Violette Pensee. It makes for a slightly richer and bolder purple than the individual inks separately) and Platinum Plaisir (medium nib, always filled with either Sheaffer Turquoise or Diamine Marine. Yes, I have a pen that I only use turquoise ink in. Why? I'm not sure). I think.
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pica pica (February 16th, 2015)
The Preppy I received with my Noodlers Heart of Darkness. Been inked with HOD for years (bought from the Swishers store). Some times I top the pen up with tap water or HOD depending on the flow. I wish Platinum made a Preppy with ebonite and gold nib.
pica pica (February 16th, 2015)
Pilot VP and Decimo. I love my other pens for writing for prolonged periods, but the capless Pilots are always ready to go.
Well... rotated the Nakaya Long Piccolo out and the Danitrio Fellowship in. My memory told me that the DF was not a very comfortable pen in hand, but I swapped out the original 18k EF nib (NOT an EF! More F/M.) and inserted a steel EF nib, and it is writing heaven! All these many years, it was the nib, not the pen. I knew I wasn't crazy about the nib. The pen is a pleasure to use now.
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Almost always have my Edison Beaumont Pneumatic inked and in active use. Not a cheap pen but Wow
Tom
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Tomasz S Suchecki
77 Meadowpark Ave North
Stamford CT 06905-2221
United States of America
On permanent desk duty since early January:
Lamy Safari medium nib/Parker Quink Red
TWSBI 580 Clear broad nib/Parker Penman Emerald ink
Franklin-Christoph 65 Desk Pen broad nib/Noodlers Baystate Blue ink
All my other pens are rotated for use "on the road".
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