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- Cross Century Classic, gray matte, extra-fine nib (gift from wife in early 1990s)
- Parker 88 Place Vendome, beige & burgundy, medium nib (gift from colleague in early 1990s)
- Mont Blanc 144 Classique, fine cursive italic nib (A "too good to be true" clearance buy at Office Depot that was true! Purchased sometime around 2004 +/-. )
- Lamy Safari, charcoal, extra-fine nib ("daily workhorse")
- Pilot 78G, cinnabar red, broad (western light medium) stub/italic nib (Mainly for letters/notes to my wife.)
- Dollar 717i, piston fill clear demonstrator, western fine nib (Main use is for underlining text & writing margin notes with Private Reserve Copper Burst ink.)
- Cross Century II, classic black, extra-fine nib (Received as warranty replacement for Cross Century Classic listed above that developed a loose feed. Plan to send Classic to a repair shop.)
- Sailor Profit Superscript, specialty 3-in-1 calligraphy nib (Use for highlighting with Noodler's Firefly ink.)
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Current Fountain Pen Collection
Fountain pens currently in my possession:
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4 comments:
I had no idea there was so much to fountain pen collection! Interesting! :)
Oh, Christy, it's either a blessing or a curse! :)
Very nice, I just got a Lamy Safari the other day, great pen for the money.
Yes the Lamy Safari is a good buy. Its industrial look matches its ability not to need being babied. However, I'm not promoting neglecting or mususing the Safari, of course.
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