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Edison Beaumont Pneumatic Filler No Longer Handwritten Review
The moment I first heard that the Edison Beaumont was going to be released as a new-old pneumatic filling system, I was very interested. Knowing that I would be at the Philadelphia Pen Show the week the pen was announced added to my excitement at being able to attend the show and I decided that if the pen lived up to my expectations I would spend my entire show budget to acquire it.
Well, the filling system is terrific. Easy to use and providing a prodigious amount of ink. The cool factor is very high. However, as much as the filling system is fascinating and a major attraction, it is the Beaumont itself that sealed the deal. The design is simply as close to perfect as I've ever experienced. The shape of the section in particular makes gripping this pen uncommonly comfortable. You could write for days without feeling the effort. The balance is superb. The feed is consistent and the nib is as smooth as butter, but with just a touch of tooth to avoid feeling like you are gliding on ice. Having had it smoothed to my touch by Mrs. Gray is just one of the advantages of buying at a show as opposed to online. The only thing to keep in mind if you purchase this pen is that the Fine nib writes more like a medium, which is why I purchased a fine, so judge accordingly. The handwritten review shows the pen inked with the new Organics Studio Sepia "Join of Die." It is the perfect combination.
Sorry for troubling everyone's eyes,
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