Core Writing Pens
☮ → Danitrio Cumlaude, Brown marble, ED, 14K #3776 Newton stub (early 2000s)
☮ → Bexley BX802, Cappuccino acrylic, c/c, 18K EF & 18K Bexley stub (2009)
☮ → Newton Banana Slug, Ebony and cream acrylic, ED, 14K Kinney CI (2013)
☮ → Hakumin Edison Mina, Shiro-tamenuri w/turtle maki-e, ED, 18K Masuyama stub (2012)
☮ → Edison Huron, Yellowstone acrylic, ED, 18K EF & 18K Kinney CI (2009)
Goes Everywhere/Notetaking Pen
☮ Pilot Decimo, Light blue aluminum, c/c, 18K Kinney CI & F (2015)
☮ Platinum Kanazawa-Haku The Moon and a Rabbit, Resin, c/c,18K F (2012)
The above list reflects the group of pens I’ve collected to write with.
There are a couple other pens that were gifts or otherwise have a sentimental connection to a person. These pens get used, too, but mostly for letter writing, grocery lists, or this or that; not for long writing sessions.
It’s not the fountain pens themselves that are the heart of the writing experience. They are important vehicles for the nibs that matter most of all. Taking advantage of custom pens or pens that allow for interchangeable nibs, provides the hoard with more nibs than fountain pens.
