Category: Nib Style
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The Epworth
This pen is a prototype for a new design. This example is made from peppermint wood burl and has a #6 two-toned extra fine Bock nib. Materials: Peppermint wood burl...
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Modern Flex from Fountain Pen Revolution
A friend recently asked me to make him a pen with a flexible nib, capable of being used for writing copperplate. I have tried putting Comic G dip-pen nibs in...
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The Petley
It has a slight translucence – enough to let the light shine through so that you can just barely see the shadow of the nib in the cap. ...
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Montblanc 206
This Montblanc 206 was made in Denmark between 1950 and 1954. As with many Montblanc’s of the era, it is coral red celluloid This pen is a button filler and...
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Miller Royal 408
This Royal 408 was made in Denmark by the Miller Pen Company. It has a somewhat unique filling system called a stretch vacumatic which I’ve described in this posting. The...
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Matador Click 123
This Matador Click 123 has an extra-fine nib with an easily-controlled flex and an unstained ink window. It is a piston-filler, made in Germany, date unknown. The writing was done...
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Osmia / Faber-Castell 883 & 189
This set is dated 3.9.57 as was therefore probably made in the 1950’s. The 883 fountain pen has a Fine nib with a nice flex and a clean ink window, and is...
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Caran d’Ache Madison 925
This Caran d’Ache Madison ballpoint pen is made of solid silver with a diamond pattern (but no actual diamonds), with a silver-plated clip. It was made in Switzerland, probably in the...
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Lamy 25P / 225 Bp set
The “P” in the model number of this Lamy fountain pen stands for “patronen” or “cartridge, since it takes a standard cartridge instead of the proprietary Lamy T10 cartridge. The...