Pop Survey

On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 13:39:35 -0700, Bluesea wrote
(in message ):

GLP's post reminded me that I've also got Noodler's black in a Sonnet.

How's it working for you? I'm finding the feed of my Sonnet just a little
too dry for the Ottoman Rose, while Quink flows flawlessly. (Say it 10
times fast.)

I also neglected to mention the Habanero in a Conway Stewart, and it's a
fantastic combination.

-glp


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On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 0:50:16 -0700, Juan wrote
(in message ) :

Greg?? This is a small world or what? Are fountain pens and pipes related? I
also found Sonam here.

I think there's more than a little overlap, Juan. We're throwbacks, we
like nicely crafted things, we enjoy the spice of variety, and look
forward to opportunities to commune with our little collectables. Trying
different inks is fun, as is learning the idiosuncracies of different
pens. There are numerous parallels between pens and inks and pipes and
tobaccos. On top of all that, it is, indeed, a small world.

Pens have actually been a fascination for me longer than pipes. I got my
first Mont Blanc, a Carrera model, while in secondary school, and never
looked back!

I only recently "discovered" this group, and have been amazed at the
level of knowledge and willingness to share. What a fantastic bunch!

-glp

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On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 13:39:35 -0700, Bluesea wrote
(in message ):

GLP's post reminded me that I've also got Noodler's black in a Sonnet.

How's it working for you?

Nicely. The blue-black mix of Aquamarine (contract) Blue and Black, however,
didn't perform as well as it didn't in my Namiki Falcons, also. It must be
something about the flex/semi-flex nib that throws it off because it (and
the contract blue by itself) behave well in my non-flex pens.


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Bluesea wrote:
Since we've been on the topic of ink recently, another Pop Survey to
correspond is appropriate.

Question: What brand(s) of black, blue-black, blue, red, green, purple,
and/or turquoise do you currently have loaded in your pen(s)?

Aurora Black
Aurora Blue
Waterman Florida Blue
Waterman Green


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Swisher Black
Swisher Aquamarine Blue Contract Ink
Noodlers Verdun
Noodlers Ottoman Rose
Parker Penman Sapphire Blue
Caran D'Ache Turquoise Green
Sheaffer's Vintage Peacock Blue
Sheaffer's New Peacock Blue
(I can't tell the difference between the vintage and new)
PR DC SuperShow Blue
J Herbin Cyclamen Rose (is that a red?)


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Bluesea wrote:
Since we've been on the topic of ink recently, another Pop Survey to
correspond is appropriate.

Question: What brand(s) of black, blue-black, blue, red, green, purple,
and/or turquoise do you currently have loaded in your pen(s)?

Aurora Black
Aurora Blue
Waterman Florida Blue
Waterman Green


--
Sincerely yours,

Ron Wilbanks

"Like a prized watch, a good fountain pen is a trusted companion for
life."

Spam filter: -1 for the real thing!

Ron Wilbanks wrote:


Bluesea wrote:

Since we've been on the topic of ink recently, another Pop Survey to
correspond is appropriate.

Question: What brand(s) of black, blue-black, blue, red, green, purple,
and/or turquoise do you currently have loaded in your pen(s)?


Aurora Black
Aurora Blue
Waterman Florida Blue
Waterman Green


Namiki Vanishing Point, Parker Quink black;
sometimes carry others but this is my regular.

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Ron Wilbanks wrote:


Bluesea wrote:

Since we've been on the topic of ink recently, another Pop Survey to
correspond is appropriate.

Question: What brand(s) of black, blue-black, blue, red, green, purple,
and/or turquoise do you currently have loaded in your pen(s)?


Aurora Black
Aurora Blue
Waterman Florida Blue
Waterman Green


Parker Quink black (my standard for most daily writing)
Private Reserve Sherwood Green
Diamante Monaco Red (trying this in my Parker 45, for grading papers)

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--John
Registered Linux User #291592

On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 14:31:37 GMT, "John B. Egger"
said:

John Ron Wilbanks wrote:
Bluesea wrote:
Since we've been on the topic of ink recently, another Pop
Survey to correspond is appropriate.

Question: What brand(s) of black, blue-black, blue, red,
green, purple, and/or turquoise do you currently have loaded
in your pen(s)?
Aurora Black Aurora Blue Waterman Florida Blue Waterman Green

don't use black, green, purple, or turquoise

i do use waterman florida blue, mb blueblack, and herbin reds.


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