New Pen Day!

Missed this sale last year on a Black Friday deal, a real 50% off on this pen is a once in a year price!

Lamy 2000 is a piston filler with a 14K F nib, designed in 1966.

Ink is Waterman Serenity Blue.

Can I have it..?? 😕

It look mightier than a sword

Nice! Been debating between a L2K and Sailer for a while. Neither are in budget just yet, but it would make a good promotion gift for myself when q3 hits

#PenEnvy

I am never caught without my Pilot G2 premium fine-point retractable blue gel roller pen...............I love these pens.Priced reasonably enough I buy them by the dozen


I loose one now and again............if'n I lost one them fancy pens I might cry

Beautiful, great score!

I used an inexpensive Waterman fountain pen to take notes at work. We had a large scape plotter in our building so I picked up the trimmings that I cut into squares. Nothing like writing with a good fountain pen on excellent paper.

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Ron knows his pen is es....

Lammy looks nice!

It's not fancy, but I am using a TWSBI ECO right now and I love it.

Stogie, I love my Eco's! TWSBI in general gets looked over, but for steel nib pens, I feel they're some of the best out there

I also like my TWSBI, I have a 580AL surprisingly a great writer.

Not a fan of Lamy Safari's but the design of this and being a piston filler - well I just had to have one!

IMO a big difference in the feel between a Sailor and Lamy nibs. Sailor nibs are known to have a "pencil" feel when you write where Lamy offers a smoother writing experience.

The only Sailor pen I am waiting for is a Pro Gear Realo - piston filler - 21K tri-color nib in medium or broad. Japanese nibs are ground finer then European nibs and since I don't like the pencil feel the medium and broad are the smoothest!

Is this the forum for scribes???

BTW - I LOVE Japanese nibs...

Your pen is huge

It definitely got smoother after a few months of use. Currently using Pilot Namiki Blue ink.

My only gripe is the screw off cap. If I need to jot something down fast, I grab the Pilot Metropolitan since I can pop off the cap one handed and jot down a note.

The pen I carry most often is my Pilot Vanishing Point with an 18K M nib.
One handed fountain pen, clicks open like a ballpoint.
VP's do not hold a lot of ink but for quick notes and a signature here and there they rock.

I’ve got a full suitcase of various pens,
each with their own special purpose.
Carry it with me always.

I was hesitant to reveal this earlier
Because I was afraid that everyone would think I was a dork.
But I feel much more comfortable in your company.

Thanks fellas...

the swirlydoo you drew is cute

Whacha gonna call it? I'd name it Sean.

Parker Jotter... great pens, reasonably priced.

Ain't NO farkin' way I spend more than $10 on a pen.

Some people actually say that about cigars. 😲

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