The Fountain Pen Thread

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Two fountain pens and a mechanical pencil.
 
Where are the parker pens?

Im 41 this year, it was a while ago since i was in primary school/comprehansive school

Cool kids had parker pens
 
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DJMK4 said:
Where are the parker pens?

Im 41 this year, it was a while ago since i was in primary school/comprehansive school

Cool kids had parker pens
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I had a two Parker pens at school.. The majority of the time a Parker Vector style.. slim and easy to write with. I did also have a Parker 45 at some point but I had a number of vector pens throughout the years.

Now I find pilot hi-techpoint 0.5mm pens easier to scrawl and draw with too. Paradoxically I find fountain pen the wife got me more of an occasion writing pen.. it feels too alien and slow.
 
NickK said:
I had a two Parker pens at school.. The majority of the time a Parker Vector style.. slim and easy to write with. I did also have a Parker 45 at some point but I had a number of vector pens throughout the years.

Now I find pilot hi-techpoint 0.5mm pens easier to scrawl and draw with too. Paradoxically I find fountain pen the wife got me more of an occasion writing pen.. it feels too alien and slow.
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So many people had parkers in school As you said the vector style ones were hugely popular back in them days (mid 90s). I had quite a few of them, i also had non parker based pens (the ones with the smaller cartridges that had the ballbearings.


God knows how many shirts i ruined having ink pen flights flicking ink everywhere :D
 
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Cromulent said:
I love it. I mainly use it for taking notes and sketching the odd graph. It feels really premium and that it'll last for years and years.
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Yeah I love the mechanical click when you turn the pencil to release to nib.

I use it mainly for drawing but overall very impresse.
 
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