So I've been toting around this beauty for quite some time, and I've even tried other pen cases. As much as I love the Superior Labor pen roll, the issue there is that the pen slots are not all individual sized, which means that you can fit two or more fountain pens to a pen … Continue reading The Penvelope by Franklin-Christoph
Franklin Christoph hardly ever sells their prototype pens on the website, so when I saw that they were selling the model 66 and the model 45 in nuclear green, I jumped on the chance to see them for myself and ordered them both. Yes, it's excessive, but they have a 30 day return policy that … Continue reading Franklin-Christoph in Nuclear Green
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
Let me start by saying that when it comes to nibs, my preference normally runs towards medium to broad, because I need a little meat to my writing. I like to see the ink, and I think that medium or broad nibs really showcase the shading and versatility of ink in a way that I … Continue reading Ode to the Franklin-Christoph Needlepoint Nib
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