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So now I'm finally able to enjoy having a mix of new and old--and penmanila, I like the way you phrase it: "proud of their virtues and generally forgiving of their faults."
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In Topic: Learning my lesson about modern pens
12 March 2012 - 05:24 PM
Since I last posted about this, I've acquired a few modern pens that I actually like very much: a Visconti Art Nouveau, a Parker Duofold International (Centennial was too big for me), and a Conway Stewart Wellington. They're all well balanced and not too heavy. The Conway Stewart even has a little bit of flex, too.
So now I'm finally able to enjoy having a mix of new and old--and penmanila, I like the way you phrase it: "proud of their virtues and generally forgiving of their faults."
So now I'm finally able to enjoy having a mix of new and old--and penmanila, I like the way you phrase it: "proud of their virtues and generally forgiving of their faults."
In Topic: Drilling of FP
09 February 2012 - 07:30 PM
I believe that's where the clip used to ilve.
Tim
This is one of those times when I smack myself in the skull and say "Why didn't I figure that out?" Thanks Tim.
In Topic: Drilling of FP
09 February 2012 - 04:07 PM
This reminds me that I have a question about drilling of FPs as well, but not Wahl Gold Seals. I have a Conklin crescent filler that has 4 small holes around the cap--the type I often see on pen caps, but then there's also one, much larger hole drilled above them. What is the purpose of that hole and why was it done?
