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fountainpenchronicles.blog
It's a new month and time to shelve your current choice of pens in favor of new pens or those that may be long forgotten and feeling neglected. Also, let's review how did the pens from last month fare? And the obligatory recap of the prior month's posts. |
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rupertarzeian.com
The latest fountain pen to arrive on my doormat has been this lovely vintage Burnham 61, which I found on eBay. Burnham No.61 The backstory to this purchase, is that I had first bought a Burnham, a number 54, in March this year and had been delighted with it. Some photos and information on that... |
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kiriska.com
The versatility of the fude nib really does mimic that of a brush. You can't transition from thick and thin in a single stroke, but being able to switch naturally and easily between thick and thin strokes can be really useful both in writing and drawing. |
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fountainpenpharmacist.com
[AI summary] A review of Diamine Tobacco Sunburst ink, highlighting its warm brown color with shading, medium dry time, and the reviewer's mixed feelings about the name. |
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