Waterman L'Etalon Green with Gold Trim

[mhosea]

Waterman L'Etalon, Green. Firm medium nib (0.5mm). Not too wet, not too dry. Nice, smooth writer. I put a lot of effort into adjusting this pen to make it smooth and to start up reliably.

Just the pen. No box, no papers, no converter. $125 + shipping .

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The writing sample is Kaweco Caramel Brown.

[lowks]

Nice looking pen!

[Chrissy]

Yes it is. I keep telling myself I don't need any more pens though

[mhosea]

I keep telling myself I don't need any more pens though

To quote Dr. Phil: "How's that workin' for ya?" :lol:

I'm not in any great hurry to sell pens, either, as it happens. At this point, unless I put it on ebay in an auction format, I'm just "making it available". It's just that, having just bought $800 or so #6 18K Michel Perchin nibs from Richard Binder (with intentions of using them on some of my mostest favoritest pens, my Bexley Poseidon Magnum I & II's, most of which have the JoWo steel nibs on them now), I just kind of felt that maybe I should reduce the net outlay by offering some of my other pens for sale. I'm not very big on lacquer-on-metal pens, though many are, I grant you, quite attractive. Actually, apart from a few inexpensive Chinese pens that I don't use, I only count three such pens in my collection. The Waterman above, a modern Parker Premier, and a Sheaffer Targa Blue Ronce Lacque. Someday I will have to try an ST Dupont pen, though I have yet to see one that tempted me.

[mhosea]

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