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    Default Re: The Height of Form and Function aka Esterbrook?!

    I am a big fan of Esterbrook J series pens for their beautiful and robust plastics and good quality stainless steel hardware.

    Speaking of Esterbrook nibs, their steel dip pen nibs are brilliant as well. The 048 Falcon is a fantastic practical writer with wonderful line variation (the slitted older ones blow the doors off the 2048/9048 and even the un-slitted ones are better). I can see why it was so popular. This nib totally changed my view of writing with dip pens.

    The 442 Jackson Stub is a joy to write with (similar but better than the 9442/2442 medium). I've tried some of the school nibs that are also great.

    And afficionados of Esterbrook know that Charles Schulz used a 914 to ink Peanuts.

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