Madeon
June 9th, 2018, 02:42 PM
Edison Collier Pine Ebonite "Binderized Flex" [C+] (14K Gold XF Richard Binder Full Flex nib + 1.1 Steel Stub)
Album (https://imgur.com/gallery/KFo6fTJ)
This is a custom order pen I had commissioned. The body is pine ebonite. It has a nice feel in the hand. The body has some micro scratches and one small ding pictured in the album. The most interesting feature on this pen is the 14K gold Richard Binder XF full flex nib. It's very soft, so I recommend being very careful with it. Last time I used it, it was a little scratchy for my taste, so it might not hurt to tweak the tines if that's something you're comfortable with or have it re tuned by a nibmeister, but that's not something that you'd have to do to enjoy using the flex nib. https://youtu.be/4Mf_J1CMH8g Here is a cool video demonstrating the nib in an edison pen. (Note: my nib is not a duo-point) I'm also throwing in a 1.1 mm Edison steel two-tone stub nib. Includes original box. Retail for the custom order pen excluding the cost of a stub nib was $500.
Asking $300
SOLD
Album (https://imgur.com/gallery/KFo6fTJ)
This is a custom order pen I had commissioned. The body is pine ebonite. It has a nice feel in the hand. The body has some micro scratches and one small ding pictured in the album. The most interesting feature on this pen is the 14K gold Richard Binder XF full flex nib. It's very soft, so I recommend being very careful with it. Last time I used it, it was a little scratchy for my taste, so it might not hurt to tweak the tines if that's something you're comfortable with or have it re tuned by a nibmeister, but that's not something that you'd have to do to enjoy using the flex nib. https://youtu.be/4Mf_J1CMH8g Here is a cool video demonstrating the nib in an edison pen. (Note: my nib is not a duo-point) I'm also throwing in a 1.1 mm Edison steel two-tone stub nib. Includes original box. Retail for the custom order pen excluding the cost of a stub nib was $500.
Asking $300
SOLD