His Nibs
August 29th, 2015, 01:52 AM
HisNibs.com update -- Let a smile be your Pilot
Greetings,
Over the past 15 years or so, the Pilot 78G http://www.hisnibs.com/78g.htm
has probably been my best-selling individual pen model. Well, let it never
be said that I don't know a good thing when I see it!
Today I'm introducing another inexpensive Pilot fountain pen model -- the
Kakuno http://www.hisnibs.com/kakuno.htm! It's the perfect pen for a
beginner (young or old) and for those of us that like a bit of whimsy with
our pens (more about that in the main article).
Since we're going Pilot crazy (everything is relative -- although if you
think about it, *everything* can't be relative), then let's begin to carry
Pilot ink cartridges http://www.hisnibs.com/ink.htm as well (black and blue
to start with, as I don't want to go *too* crazy)!
Also new is the Jinhao Marbled http://www.hisnibs.com/marbled.htm model
fountain pen. Available in Green/Black or Gray/Black -- it's a very classy
pen.
The Crocodile Celluloid Flecks http://www.hisnibs.com/celluloid_flecks.htm
fountain pen series.
The Duke Pearl Waves http://www.hisnibs.com/pearl_waves.htm fountain pen
series.
As this newsletter goes out to a mailing list of thousands of customers,
please understand if there's a delay in answering your email queries or
orders after one of these is sent. We will respond in order received and as
soon as possible!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~in this issue
* Pilot Kakuno fountain pens
* Pilot ink cartridges
* Jinhao Marbled fountain pens
* Crocodile Celluloid Flecks fountain pens
* Duke Pearl Waves fountain pens
* 'His Nibs' page on Facebook
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Pilot Kakuno fountain pens
http://www.hisnibs.com/PilotKakunoGroupRandom_small1.jpg
OK, let's me honest. Who doesn't want a smiling face staring up at them
from their nib while they write? It sort of encourages the endorphins and
makes for an all-around better disposition I say! Also, you might just find
that your nib winks at you (the nib on the white-barrel version)!!!!
http://www.hisnibs.com/PilotKakunoNibSmilie_small.jpg
The Kakuno is actually a full-size pen, measuring 5-1/8" capped, 6-1/4"
posted and 5" with cap held aside. Despite this, it's a great starter
fountain pen for a child (much like the Dollar SP-10
http://www.hisnibs.com/sp-10.htm syringe filler -- who often find it easier
to write with a pen that has some girth to it. Or, if you're an adult (with
a child inside, screaming to get out), then here's a pen that adds a bit of
whimsy to your life.
The pen comes packaged with a starter Pilot black ink cartridge, but you can
also substitute the CON-50 converter, to use bottled ink. Unless you ask me
not to, then I'll break the packaging seal in order to examine, and if
necessary, adjust the nib for you -- as I do with all pens that ship from
HisNibs.com.
See more images here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/kakuno.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Pilot ink cartridges
http://www.hisnibs.com/PilotInkCartridgesIC-50Cartridge2_small.jpg
The Pilot IC-50 ink cartridges will fit both the 78G
http://www.hisnibs.com/78g.htm and the new Kakuno
http://www.hisnibs.com/kakuno.htm fountain pen models.
See all ink cartridges here... -
http://www.hisnibs.com/ink.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jinhao Marbled fountain pens
http://www.hisnibs.com/JinhaoMarbleGroupRandom_small.jpg
Here's another great addition to the Jinhao line. These are a bit more
subtle and subdued than many of the Jinhao models, so perfect to take into
the boardroom or for a more formal setting.
The Marbled is a full-sized, perhaps even an oversized model, which measures
5-1/2" capped, 6-1/4" posted and 4-7/8" with cap held aside.
The Green/Black is virtually black in appearance, unless held under direct
light, at which point the green marbling becomes apparent. The barrel and
cap end-caps are black.
The marbling continues to both end-caps on the Gray/Black, which is a nice
feature.
Read more here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/marbled.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Crocodile Celluloid Flecks fountain pens
http://www.hisnibs.com/CrocodileCelluloidDragonPairRandom2_small.jpg
Dear Norman, the Green Marble Crocodile pen arrived today, & it far exceeds
my expectations. How they can produce a pen of this quality and beauty for
the price is beyond me. One hesitation was the crocodile clip that I thought
might be gaudy & cheap looking, but in reality it adds a certain elegance to
the pen that I really like. Most important is the writing experience, and
the ink flow and line are just right. The Private Reserve American blue is a
great color, and looks to becoming one of my favorite daily inks. As always,
Lai Yee has done great work on the pen wrap, and that is also most
appreciated. Thanks also for the personal note. I know it takes your time,
but I always feel really good after receiving that...You have a great site,
wonderful products, and if I can be useful in promoting your business, it
would pleasure me greatly to do so. You give personal service that far
surpasses anything I have seen other places, and you certainly deserve to be
supported for that. Warm regards,"
C. K., San Antonio, TX
"Hello Norman, the pens arrived safe and sound, and thank you for your care
and attention to detail with the order. A very nice presentation package!
Also thank you for the guidance on how to keep pens in good working order if
they are not used for an extended period of time."
K. D., Sydney, Australia
More photos here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/celluloid_flecks.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Duke Pearl Waves fountain pens
http://www.hisnibs.com/DukePearlWavesBlueCapBarrel_small.jpg
"What a terrific pen Norman! This is my fifth or sixth Duke pen I've
purchased from you over the years, and they never disappoint. I love the
look of the Pearl Waves and the fact that the cap screws on both ends is a
plus for me. A smooth writer -- of course, from His Nibs -- and worth many
times this price, as it compares very favorably with other pens I have that
cost hundreds! Thanks for continuing to bring these beauties to the
collecting family!"
R. C., Jacksonville, FL
"Another great pen from His Nibs! How do you find all of these Norman? Make
them in your basement? I especially like the shape of the section and how it
'interacts' with the nib visually. I now want all of my pens to have pearl
jewels! What panache!"
S. W., Indianapolis, IN
"Norman, the pens were outstanding! Everyone here is incredibly jealous of
them! I will be sending them all your way! By the way I had a complete blast
trying to figure out how to fill these up! Bottled ink was definitely the
way to go! I'll be for sure making more purchases soon!"
D. F., USS JASON DUNHAM
See more here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/pearl_waves.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
'His Nibs' page on Facebook
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Join us for daily news updates from around the world about fountain pens,
ink, handwriting and more!
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Regards,
Norman Haase
http://www.hisnibs.com
Greetings,
Over the past 15 years or so, the Pilot 78G http://www.hisnibs.com/78g.htm
has probably been my best-selling individual pen model. Well, let it never
be said that I don't know a good thing when I see it!
Today I'm introducing another inexpensive Pilot fountain pen model -- the
Kakuno http://www.hisnibs.com/kakuno.htm! It's the perfect pen for a
beginner (young or old) and for those of us that like a bit of whimsy with
our pens (more about that in the main article).
Since we're going Pilot crazy (everything is relative -- although if you
think about it, *everything* can't be relative), then let's begin to carry
Pilot ink cartridges http://www.hisnibs.com/ink.htm as well (black and blue
to start with, as I don't want to go *too* crazy)!
Also new is the Jinhao Marbled http://www.hisnibs.com/marbled.htm model
fountain pen. Available in Green/Black or Gray/Black -- it's a very classy
pen.
The Crocodile Celluloid Flecks http://www.hisnibs.com/celluloid_flecks.htm
fountain pen series.
The Duke Pearl Waves http://www.hisnibs.com/pearl_waves.htm fountain pen
series.
As this newsletter goes out to a mailing list of thousands of customers,
please understand if there's a delay in answering your email queries or
orders after one of these is sent. We will respond in order received and as
soon as possible!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~in this issue
* Pilot Kakuno fountain pens
* Pilot ink cartridges
* Jinhao Marbled fountain pens
* Crocodile Celluloid Flecks fountain pens
* Duke Pearl Waves fountain pens
* 'His Nibs' page on Facebook
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Pilot Kakuno fountain pens
http://www.hisnibs.com/PilotKakunoGroupRandom_small1.jpg
OK, let's me honest. Who doesn't want a smiling face staring up at them
from their nib while they write? It sort of encourages the endorphins and
makes for an all-around better disposition I say! Also, you might just find
that your nib winks at you (the nib on the white-barrel version)!!!!
http://www.hisnibs.com/PilotKakunoNibSmilie_small.jpg
The Kakuno is actually a full-size pen, measuring 5-1/8" capped, 6-1/4"
posted and 5" with cap held aside. Despite this, it's a great starter
fountain pen for a child (much like the Dollar SP-10
http://www.hisnibs.com/sp-10.htm syringe filler -- who often find it easier
to write with a pen that has some girth to it. Or, if you're an adult (with
a child inside, screaming to get out), then here's a pen that adds a bit of
whimsy to your life.
The pen comes packaged with a starter Pilot black ink cartridge, but you can
also substitute the CON-50 converter, to use bottled ink. Unless you ask me
not to, then I'll break the packaging seal in order to examine, and if
necessary, adjust the nib for you -- as I do with all pens that ship from
HisNibs.com.
See more images here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/kakuno.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Pilot ink cartridges
http://www.hisnibs.com/PilotInkCartridgesIC-50Cartridge2_small.jpg
The Pilot IC-50 ink cartridges will fit both the 78G
http://www.hisnibs.com/78g.htm and the new Kakuno
http://www.hisnibs.com/kakuno.htm fountain pen models.
See all ink cartridges here... -
http://www.hisnibs.com/ink.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jinhao Marbled fountain pens
http://www.hisnibs.com/JinhaoMarbleGroupRandom_small.jpg
Here's another great addition to the Jinhao line. These are a bit more
subtle and subdued than many of the Jinhao models, so perfect to take into
the boardroom or for a more formal setting.
The Marbled is a full-sized, perhaps even an oversized model, which measures
5-1/2" capped, 6-1/4" posted and 4-7/8" with cap held aside.
The Green/Black is virtually black in appearance, unless held under direct
light, at which point the green marbling becomes apparent. The barrel and
cap end-caps are black.
The marbling continues to both end-caps on the Gray/Black, which is a nice
feature.
Read more here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/marbled.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Crocodile Celluloid Flecks fountain pens
http://www.hisnibs.com/CrocodileCelluloidDragonPairRandom2_small.jpg
Dear Norman, the Green Marble Crocodile pen arrived today, & it far exceeds
my expectations. How they can produce a pen of this quality and beauty for
the price is beyond me. One hesitation was the crocodile clip that I thought
might be gaudy & cheap looking, but in reality it adds a certain elegance to
the pen that I really like. Most important is the writing experience, and
the ink flow and line are just right. The Private Reserve American blue is a
great color, and looks to becoming one of my favorite daily inks. As always,
Lai Yee has done great work on the pen wrap, and that is also most
appreciated. Thanks also for the personal note. I know it takes your time,
but I always feel really good after receiving that...You have a great site,
wonderful products, and if I can be useful in promoting your business, it
would pleasure me greatly to do so. You give personal service that far
surpasses anything I have seen other places, and you certainly deserve to be
supported for that. Warm regards,"
C. K., San Antonio, TX
"Hello Norman, the pens arrived safe and sound, and thank you for your care
and attention to detail with the order. A very nice presentation package!
Also thank you for the guidance on how to keep pens in good working order if
they are not used for an extended period of time."
K. D., Sydney, Australia
More photos here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/celluloid_flecks.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Duke Pearl Waves fountain pens
http://www.hisnibs.com/DukePearlWavesBlueCapBarrel_small.jpg
"What a terrific pen Norman! This is my fifth or sixth Duke pen I've
purchased from you over the years, and they never disappoint. I love the
look of the Pearl Waves and the fact that the cap screws on both ends is a
plus for me. A smooth writer -- of course, from His Nibs -- and worth many
times this price, as it compares very favorably with other pens I have that
cost hundreds! Thanks for continuing to bring these beauties to the
collecting family!"
R. C., Jacksonville, FL
"Another great pen from His Nibs! How do you find all of these Norman? Make
them in your basement? I especially like the shape of the section and how it
'interacts' with the nib visually. I now want all of my pens to have pearl
jewels! What panache!"
S. W., Indianapolis, IN
"Norman, the pens were outstanding! Everyone here is incredibly jealous of
them! I will be sending them all your way! By the way I had a complete blast
trying to figure out how to fill these up! Bottled ink was definitely the
way to go! I'll be for sure making more purchases soon!"
D. F., USS JASON DUNHAM
See more here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/pearl_waves.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
'His Nibs' page on Facebook
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v167/hisnibs/HisNibsFacebookimage.png
Join us for daily news updates from around the world about fountain pens,
ink, handwriting and more!
Click here to visit our Facebook page - http://facebook.com/hisnibs1
Regards,
Norman Haase
http://www.hisnibs.com