Kaweco Skyline Mint - Broad Curved Architect

[Moonkata84]

Selling this pen!

Kaweco Skyline Mint
Broad Curved Architect Nib
by Fpnibs.com

Asking $70, includes USPS First Class Shipping. Serious offers considered.
Comes with metal tin, no converter, I will include a cartridge, also has a clip.
Like new condition.

Contact moonkata84@gmail.com

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[Wile E Coyote]

Curved architect?

[Moonkata84]

Curved architect?

Yes, the edge is curved instead of a straight angle. It's really nice to write with! I have another one that I love on a #6 jowo.

See their description below:

"Curved Architect: avalable for B and BB nibs. Similar to the Architect regrind but instead of a flat touching point with the paper, the tip will be curved instead. This make the line produced has less definition that meas that the edges of the line will be rough instead of smooth. It is used for decorative writing, us it makes a dramatic effect. We do not need your writing angle to make this type of regrind, becasue it will work in almost all positions: if used with high writing angle it will make a fine line; if in average writing angle it will make a wide line; if very low a thin line again."

[Wile E Coyote]

Curved architect?

Yes, the edge is curved instead of a straight angle. It's really nice to write with! I have another one that I love on a #6 jowo.

See their description below:

"Curved Architect: avalable for B and BB nibs. Similar to the Architect regrind but instead of a flat touching point with the paper, the tip will be curved instead. This make the line produced has less definition that meas that the edges of the line will be rough instead of smooth. It is used for decorative writing, us it makes a dramatic effect. We do not need your writing angle to make this type of regrind, becasue it will work in almost all positions: if used with high writing angle it will make a fine line; if in average writing angle it will make a wide line; if very low a thin line again."

Cool, I never heard of it before. Sort of like a zoom nib that is wider on the side stroke than the up stroke.