notagain on February 7, 2011 at 3:59 am I won't request the magazine but I will be looking for references and so forth to find out more about the two older pens I do have. any websites I should start with (or avoid)? Reply
Wordherder on February 7, 2011 at 4:48 am To notagain: This is Richard Jarvis. There are a world of fountain pen places out there. I'd suggest starting out with: http://www.fountainpennetwork.com http://www.pentrace.com http://www.pendemonium.com (commercial site) http://www.nibs.com (commercial site) http://www.richardspens.com (commercial site) And from these sites you'll be tossed out to many, many more. It's a fun hobby! Richard Jarvis Reply
Elizabeth H. on February 7, 2011 at 6:57 pm And I'm later still… What ink is that? It's purty, at least in the scan! Reply
Richard P on February 7, 2011 at 7:00 pm It's Pilot blue-black cartridge ink. Richard J, thanks for helping me out! I did not mean to suggest that I have any expert knowledge of pens. Reply
I won't request the magazine but I will be looking for references and so forth to find out more about the two older pens I do have. any websites I should start with (or avoid)?
To notagain:
This is Richard Jarvis. There are a world of fountain pen places out there. I'd suggest starting out with:
http://www.fountainpennetwork.com
http://www.pentrace.com
http://www.pendemonium.com (commercial site)
http://www.nibs.com (commercial site)
http://www.richardspens.com (commercial site)
And from these sites you'll be tossed out to many, many more. It's a fun hobby!
Richard Jarvis
Rats! Late to the party, once again.
And I'm later still…
What ink is that? It's purty, at least in the scan!
It's Pilot blue-black cartridge ink.
Richard J, thanks for helping me out! I did not mean to suggest that I have any expert knowledge of pens.