Let's see your pens & writing instruments

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I love my three Montblanc fountain pens.

Bottom left: Geometry Solitaire LeGrand
Bottom centre: Tribute to JFK
Bottom right: Le Petit Prince Aviator doué classique
 
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A few more from the box
Left to right:
Schaefer Balance
Schaefer no nonsense pen
Waterman roller ball
Parker 17 ladies pen [belonged to my partner Jenny]
Gemini roller ball
 
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A few more from the box
Left to right:
Schaefer Balance
Schaefer no nonsense pen
Waterman roller ball
Parker 17 ladies pen [belonged to my partner Jenny]
Gemini roller ball
Finally an old Sheaffer 😉
 
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Yes, the green pen dates from 1969 and the Balance from about 1930
I hope you use them. I've been writing with fountain pens since the 3rd grade. Nothing like a vintage pen.
 
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I hope you use them. I've been writing with fountain pens since the 3rd grade. Nothing like a vintage pen.
I rotate the pens like I do my watches. I write with a fountain pen everyday, some times just to add up a few numbers, sometimes to sign something. Like you I started out with a fountain pen in my third year at school a Conway Stewart that was a present from my godmother, sadly lost in all my moves when I was in the RAF. I actually learned to write with the old style wooden shaft and nib pens with an inkwell in the school desk top........
 
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The Fairmont, happy Hour and writing Christmas cards
 
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I rotate the pens like I do my watches. I write with a fountain pen everyday, some times just to add up a few numbers, sometimes to sign something. Like you I started out with a fountain pen in my third year at school a Conway Stewart that was a present from my godmother, sadly lost in all my moves when I was in the RAF. I actually learned to write with the old style wooden shaft and nib pens with an inkwell in the school desk top........
I've been collecting pens for more than 40 yrs. My collection was mostly Waterman's from before 1915. I've sold most of them off, but kept a few choice ones. Now I primarily use a Parker 75 or a vintage Montblanc
 
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And a bling bling

I have the ballpoint version of this pen. Absolutely love it. I used to work for Montblanc when I was in high school. When I graduated law school and started at a law firm, a nice Montblanc pen was the one conceit I allowed myself.
 
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Not easy to find good pens now in flea markets and antique shops. Used to be so easy well like watches. Yeah a very good combo these two-pens and watches!!! Have to take shots of my MB.
 
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These are nice and durable sign pens made of hard wood. No brand names, not expensive, but two of which are memorabilia 2006 world baseball series.

 
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What else?
I asked for one from the local Omega boutique and they blew me off. Worth a shot before buying on ebay.