Belt case/hoslter for pens

Reuben S. Pitts III wrote:

... I used my trusty gold plated Sheaffer Triumph
on green National engineering grid pads....

You must be my long-lost brother. I have a stack
of those National pads right in front of me -- those
that aren't sitting on clipboards scattered around
the house:
"Lithographed for true engineering accuracy.
Finer, more accurate spaces ...."
I always preferred pencil, though. Not that I liked
to erase, but I thought I wrote better with a pencil.
Something about the drag improved my jerky
penmanship, and I thought I could make a line
with more variable density to it.

"Tetractys" wrote in message ...
Reuben S. Pitts III wrote:

... I used my trusty gold plated Sheaffer Triumph
on green National engineering grid pads....

You must be my long-lost brother. I have a stack
of those National pads right in front of me -- those
that aren't sitting on clipboards scattered around
the house:
"Lithographed for true engineering accuracy.
Finer, more accurate spaces ...."
I always preferred pencil, though. Not that I liked
to erase, but I thought I wrote better with a pencil.
Something about the drag improved my jerky
penmanship, and I thought I could make a line
with more variable density to it.

I use the green Ampad engineering pads for my work,
pen and pencil. Those grids are somehow reassuring.

M.