Hi!
I stumbled across this forum after Penmanila posted a link to his Frankenswan post at our pen club e-groups page. Happy to be here!
Karlo
Greetings from Manila!
Started by KarloT, Jun 26 2011 08:39 PM
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#2
Posted 27 June 2011 - 12:11 AM
Hi!
I stumbled across this forum after Penmanila posted a link to his Frankenswan post at our pen club e-groups page. Happy to be here!
Karlo
Welcome Karlo.
We have a few FPB members from Manila. Do invite your friends. The Board is a good place to discuss pen collecting and related issues. Do drop an occasional note. Posts and content are what will keep the Board running.
regards
David
David R. Isaacson MD. Website: VACUMANIA.com for quality old pens with full warranty.
Email: isaacson@frontiernet.net
Email: isaacson@frontiernet.net
#5
Posted 28 June 2011 - 07:38 PM
Welcome to the board. Please tell us what FP's you use or collect. You know, pics are always welcome
Well, my clutch is modest. I tend to stick to C/C and piston fillers. Nib preference is medium or broad. Am not particular about gold or steel. I also have not picked up a fondness for flex...yet. I am told it will come in time.
Daily writers would be a Parker 45 Flighter, a Parker 75 Lacque Noir, and a Lamy 2000.
I also have a pre-79 Grain de Orge Parker 75 and a Rotring Initial which proved to be a delight, especially with it's $9 price tag. A Pelikan 205 Demonstrator is currently absent as it is being repaired under warranty. I found a Sheaffer Targa a couple of weeks ago, but decided to turn it into a Father's Day gift. It was a mirror chrome, stainless nibbed Classic model.
I have a couple of 75s on the way, and I'd like to add one or two more 45s to my battery. Maybe a Harlequin and another Flighter or a black barreled model with a stainless cap. I like the 45s for work since no one really gives them a second look.
A Flighter 75 and a Cisele Premiere is on my wish list too.
Eventually, I'd like to try a Sheaffer Sentinel with a Triumph gold nib. Am on the fence with the Touchdown and Snorkel systems simply because no one in my country repairs and restores these pens. We have to send them to the US for this work.
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