The Easter egg hunt continues with the Sailor Nonble Night Blue Fountain pen. The list of Sailor Special Edition Pens is long, much longer than I could have ever expected. And you really never know when you're going to find one. This one was found on Ebay, but you gotta snatch them quick because they're … Continue reading Sailor Nonble Night Blue
This pen has been on my wishlist for some time and yet I never seriously considered purchasing it until recently. Not because I couldn't afford to purchase it, and not because I didn't think it was a beautiful pen, but because when I look at the Lamy Dialog 3, I could either see myself loving … Continue reading Review: Lamy Dialog 3 Piano White
I wish I would have known about the Sailor Cocktail Series pens, years ago. The Sailor Blue Lagoon is one of the prettiest pens I've ever seen and apparently a whole lot of people felt the same way, because that beauty is gone for good. Luckily Tequila Sunrise was not. I think it's safe to … Continue reading Sailor Cocktail Series: Tequila Sunrise
I've been on a major Sailor kick lately. I've written with a large selection of pens, and there are always two brands that really stand out to me. One of which is Sailor. When I found out that Sailor did these special edition collaborations with other brands, my mind was immediately blown. And I cried … Continue reading Sailor Pen Point Blue Hawaii
I love any company that will offer up a free ink with the purchase of a pen. And thats what the Birmingham Pen Company was doing when I purchased this orange delight. It's true, there's nothing I love more than a sale, but that wasn't the only reason for purchasing the Liquid Hot Magma Pen. … Continue reading Birmingham Pen Company – The Liquid Hot Magma Fountain Pen
So I was looking for a Urushi Pen, but I didn't just want any old one, lol. (As if any Urushi pen could be anything less than stellar regardless of where it came from). What I mean is, I wanted one that was custom, and handmade. There are two small pen companies that I've come … Continue reading Review: Urushi Emperor Fountain Pen by Artus Pens
The Twsbi Eco was my very first demonstrator pen. The idea that a pen can change color with new ink, warms my fickle heart. So Twsbi is a pen brand that I like to keep up with. I saw the Twsbi Go launch on their instagram page and I thought it looked cute, fun, and … Continue reading Review: Twsbi GO!
After having bought and loved the Moonman M2, the Moonman mini was a must try. And since I was going on vacation, what better time to test it out? While capped it really is a tiny pen that fits in the palm of your hand. Although posted it elongates a little bit, it's still only … Continue reading Review: Moomman Mini Wancai
Peyton Street Pens is a small California based pen store that I came across while purchasing another pen. Then I started following them on Instagram and that was where I saw them showcase their prototype pens. When I saw that color blue, I had to have it. It's a very light blue demonstrator, that looks … Continue reading Peyton Street Pens And They’re Prototype Pen
I know that Franklin-Christoph doesn't call it's Antique Glass pens Special Editions, but I would almost consider them so, because apparently only 50 of them get made each month and it's never the same model pen from one month to the next. They rotate which model pen becomes an antique glass version. Frankly with how … Continue reading Frankling-Christoph: Model 03 Antique Glass
