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    Default A Skyline Clone made in Japan

    Here's a pen that may be interesting to discuss.
    It walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ... but in this case it's not a duck.

    Here's a complete write up, which looks like this:

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    Default Re: A Skyline Clone made in Japan

    75 views without a single comment on a post about a pen that none of us sees everyday.

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    Default Re: A Skyline Clone made in Japan

    Very interesting. Fascinating that they produced such a close clone. A pity the nib is uninteresting.


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    Default Re: A Skyline Clone made in Japan

    I was just going to ask how you found it. But then, how did you even know to look for it?
    My other pen is a Montblanc.

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    Default Re: A Skyline Clone made in Japan

    Quote Originally Posted by fqgouvea View Post
    Very interesting. Fascinating that they produced such a close clone. A pity the nib is uninteresting.
    At least the nib is tipped
    It's not uninteresting, it gets the job done without skipping or scratching, which is more than I can say about a lot of vintage nibs as it was found.
    But it's not as nice as a flexible Eversharp, for instance, neither it has the Sheaffer feel.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor Kenshin View Post
    I was just going to ask how you found it. But then, how did you even know to look for it?
    IIRC, I was searching for vintage japan fountain pens on ebay.
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