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[Stylographie]

Hello everybody,

Nice to meet you over here !

New to this site, I have been using fountain pens at an earlly age, gave it up for years, and came back to its use after having found a forgotten Waterman Man 100 in a drawer at home .

I turned back to my Sheaffer Connaisseur, in a search for a new nib, the original one beeing to wide for my writing ( I generally prefere fine nibs for daily use )

I experienced now many nibs and types of pens (vintage and modern) and use them also for drawing or calligraphy purpose. I also appreciate ink tests. I am always opened to new writing experiences.

Kind regards

[DaveT]

Hello and welcome from Indiana.

[jar]

The Man 100 is still one of the all-time great pens.

[Hawk]

Welcome.

[Estilografico]

Greetings and Welcome, Stylographie. You have a very nice pen. Regards from Baja, México!!

[Wahl]

:welcome:

[VertOlive]

Welcome and welcome!

[southpaw52]

Welcome, glad you have joined.

[snowbear]

Welcome aboard.

[Anne]

Welcome!:) Which pen/s of yours are a favorite for drawing?

[Stylographie]

Thank you all for your warm greetings.


The Man 100 is still one of the all-time great pens.

Yes indeed, I would not say I do not aggree with you ! It is a true beauty, classical, but with a great nib !


Greetings and Welcome, Stylographie. You have a very nice pen. Regards from Baja, México!!

Thank you ! I have some different pens, each with its character, and a great pleasure to use one after another.


Welcome!:) Which pen/s of yours are a favorite for drawing?

I often draw with any of my pens, I generally draw the pen I am using at the time I am using it, that is with itself, making of it a kind of " self-portrait " ... It can be a Faber Castell oak Wood Ondoro or a Pilot Bamboo or whatever other pen.
My favorite may be my Lamy Dialog3 14k, EF , palladium finish.

[Bisquitlips]

Welcome from Missouri!

Glad your are here!