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  • Lamy Safari Winner

    dowdyism
    20 Nov 2009 | 6:34 am
    Thank you to everyone who tossed their name into the hat for the Lamy Safari giveaway, and thank you to JetPens for providing this very cool pen.  The number of entries blew away any other contest I have had here at The Pen Addict, and I am very thankful to everyone.  Random.org decided this morning that comment number 330 was the proud owner of a new shiny black Lamy Safari:330 Abigail Martin said...Ooo! I would love to get my hands on one of these!Reply November 18, 2009 at 06:15 AMCongrats Abigail!  Here is what I need you to do:1. Leave a comment on this post.2. Send me an email using…

  • Review: PaperMate Replay Max

    dowdyism
    19 Nov 2009 | 4:11 am
    Aside from a few dabblings here and there with Pilot FriXion's, I have pretty much sworn off erasable pens.  They are usually too inconsistent from a writing perspective, don't erase well enough, or more times than not, both of those things.  Unfortunately for the PaperMate Replay Max, it falls into the both of those things category.I keep threatening to do a bottom five pens post like I have done for the top five, but I just haven't made the time to do it.  If I were to do one tomorrow, I'm pretty sure this pen would be included.  I think it was back in my middle school days when I first…

  • Giveaway: Lamy Safari

    dowdyism
    17 Nov 2009 | 5:21 am
    It's time for more giveaway goodness here at The Pen Addict!  This time, I have a beautiful Lamy Safari Shiny Black Body with Chrome Clip and Fine Nib from my good friends at JetPens.  If you have ever used a Lamy Safari before, then you know how nice this pen is.  I am not a big fountain pen guy and I own two of them, mainly because they perform great and are fun to use.  Now is your chance to try your first Lamy Safari, or add another great looking one to your ever growing Safari collection.Here are the rules:1. Leave one comment on this post anytime between now, and Thursday night at…

  • Review: Rotring Tikky Ballpoint 1.0mm

    dowdyism
    16 Nov 2009 | 4:11 am
    The Rotring Tikky line has been around for a while, something which I didn't realize until reading a great review of the Tikky pencil line at Dave's Mechanical Pencils.  I had actually already purchased the Tikky Ballpoint by the time Dave's review was posted, so I am glad I got some background on it in the meantime.First of all, this is a fantastic looking pen, and that is really what sold me on it.  JetPens carries them in five barrel colors - black, white, blue, red, and yellow.  While they are all great looking, the yellow really jumped of the page at me, so that was the one that came…

  • Ink Links

    dowdyism
    14 Nov 2009 | 4:11 am
    -- Notebooks and Pens from Paris  (Darice de Cuba)-- Stationery Pr0n: Japanese Pens and More from JetPens.com  (Stepcase Lifehack)-- Review: Clairefontaine Basic Notebook  (Miscellany & Cacophony)-- Habana in my Cabana  (Bluebug)-- Breaking the Pilot Precise V5  (Brokecracker)-- Featured Pen - The Parker 51  (Whatever) -- Prismacolor Premier and Pigma Micron  (Not a Book Nerd)-- Recent JetPens Haul  (Spiritual Evolution of the Bean)-- Cross ATX Mechanical Pencil Review  (Dave's Mechanical Pencils)-- A closer look at the Lamy Safari  (Miscellany & Cacophony)-- Quo Vadis…
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  • Inroducing Jim Baer’s “Apprentice Tray”

    17 Nov 2009 | 5:18 pm
    In an effort to bring more cool pens to you and to make our offerings more accessible to a wider audience, we bring you a new occasional feature, Jim Baer’s “Apprentice Tray”…

  • Finally, We Have Converters!

    17 Nov 2009 | 4:49 pm
    As much as we’d like to think converters are everlasting, we know better. They do wear out, especially if you remove them frequently. We’re finally able to offer a selection of converters for the pens we sell (and many others).

  • More Nibless Pelikans — You Asked for It, You Got it!

    16 Nov 2009 | 4:37 pm

  • Extra Fine Points: Radio: Another Retro Hobby

    10 Nov 2009 | 3:38 pm
    What on earth does radio listening have to do with fountain pens? Pull up a mouse and tune in on this edition of Extra Fine and you'll find out.

  • Broad Strokes: The Pen That “Holds a Year’s ink”

    10 Nov 2009 | 3:37 pm
    For several months now, I've ben gestating a profile of a pen that's not all that common but is one of the more exciting American pens to collect. This month, with a little help from one of the real hardcore Camel fans, I've birthed my profile. Check out the pen that "Holds a Year's Ink".
 
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  • A Year in Color...Moleskine colors

    Armand Frasco
    19 Nov 2009 | 7:56 pm
    Notebook enthusiasts are abuzz about the new Moleskine "Color-a-Month" planners - a set of daily planners with the comfort of a Volant. An individual Volant daily planner for each month of the year. The set for 12 months are packed in a gift box.LEARN MORE.I have a feeling that it's not going to be long before somebody binds all 12 in a colorful, hefty bundle;) Let's see.

  • Moleskine Surprise Boxes

    Armand Frasco
    19 Nov 2009 | 8:02 am
    For your gift-giving in the coming holidays you may consider these attractive "Surprise Boxes" featured by Patrick Ng in his blog. He explains that "they are called surprise boxes for reason that the content is not exactly known to consumer. For example, in the Artistic set you get a pocket diary, classic large notebook and a large Cahier, but you won't know which style or color you will get..." If you're into unexpected (more or less) presents and within their shipping area, check out SCRIPTION.

  • What Are Dreams ?

    Armand Frasco
    18 Nov 2009 | 5:42 pm
    A fascinating look on what happens once we close our eyes and drift into sleep. What are dreams and why do we have them? NOVA joins leading dream researchers as they embark on a variety of neurological and psychological experiments to investigate the world of sleep and dreams. Delving deep into the thoughts and brains of a variety of dreamers, scientists are asking important questions about the purpose of this mysterious realm we escape to at night. Do dreams allow us to get a good night's sleep? Do they improve memory? Do they allow us to be more creative? Can they solve our problems…

  • Another Moleskine project from Art House Co-op

    Armand Frasco
    18 Nov 2009 | 12:02 pm
    Exciting update from Shane Zucker at the Art House Co-op:"(Our) latest Sketchbook Project ended up with 3,600 artists participating in it! ...We just launched a new project called The Fiction Project which focuses on telling a story through writing and art, with the Moleskine being the vessel. Each person will receive a randomly assigned theme and a ruled Moleskine Cahier journal to create a work of fiction in. In the end, each book will be included in the permanent collection of the Brooklyn Art Library..."Learn more

  • Holder for M

    Armand Frasco
    17 Nov 2009 | 7:16 am
    Interesting product from "Holder for M" from Vintage Revival Productions. Here it is, described by Patrick Ng at his blog: " It is an ingenious two piece product made from a combination of leather and denim label material. One piece acts as a holder which allows you to insert your M into your jean's back pocket (8,800 yen), the other is a pen holder (4,500 yen). Both pieces are looped so that you can slide to the front and back cover of you M easily without permanent damage..." Learn more
 
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  • Thinking Ahead to Winter CHA

    20 Nov 2009 | 12:00 pm
    It's Friday and I'm back from a busy week of travel and a trade show at the University of Oregon. I just want to give a quick rundown of upcoming events. January may seem like a long time from now, but we at Copic are getting things ready for Winter CHA.Jan. 22 & 23 CHA Craft Supershow, Open to PublicStop by the SplitcoastStampers booth any time during the show for a free make-n-take hosted by Copic. If you wish to attend the show, the Coupon code CRAFT20 will take $5.00 off of the admission cost for the CHA SuperShow. Tickets may be purchased online at www.craftsupershow.com.When CHA…

  • Congratulations!

    15 Nov 2009 | 12:30 am
    Wow! What a fabulous response to the Copic giveaway! I must admit that I haven't read all the comments yet, but there are some really great comments that have been posted on each blog in our celebration. Thanks to all of you for helping our new team feel welcomed and appreciated.For now, I'd like to announce the winner of my prize drawing. There were 439 comments on my blog alone. And with the help of Random.org the following winner was chosen: Colleen said...Congrats to everyone! Love the Copics because of their versatility and the ability to airbrush just makes them that much more fun!

  • Granny Birthday card

    13 Nov 2009 | 6:00 am
    This month celebrates three anniversaries for me. One of which is coming up this weekend, the other two are closer to the end of the month. The anniversary I'm celebrating this weekend is the first anniversary for Our Craft Lounge! Last year on November 14th OCL went live to the public after months of behind the scenes work. My other two anniversaries are 9 years working for Copic and 7 years being married to my dear husband.Today we are also celebrating the birthday of someone here at work, so I made her this lovely Granny card. This card was made using the set Granny's Secrets, one of the 5…

  • New Regional Instructors & Blog Team 2010

    11 Nov 2009 | 3:30 am
    Note: Commenting on this post is now closed. Thank you for your comments!You may feel that I have really dropped off the face of the earth right now but actually I have been very busy making it even easier for everyone to get the Copic instruction they need. Now Certifications will be coming closer to your home town...Over the last few days we at Copic hosted a special training session. Not a regular Certification, but a special training to add some very talented ladies to our team of Regional Certification instructors.You can meet each of these people at CHA and if you are a store looking to…

  • Certification and Thank You

    2 Nov 2009 | 2:00 pm
    I'm back from a fabulous trip to Grand Rapids last week. The Certification was a lot of fun and I was happy to meet both old and new friends there.When I went to the certification class in Coos Bay a week ago I took my husband with me. He makes videos and in his spare time he made this simple promo video for the store that the class was hosted in - Memories of Time. Here is the nice video he made for Michelle, owner of Memories of Time.What a cute store! I love going around the country and seeing all the different little stores. I'm glad my husband was able to make the video for her, and I…
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  • The Character Behind Character Design

    Whitney
    18 Nov 2009 | 4:30 pm
    Meet Character Designer and new favorite Sharpie artist, Marc Perry!  I hunted down this amazing artist and all around great guy through good ‘ol Google a while back.  When I came across his blog, I found that he draws TONS of Sharpie doodles and posts them write to his own site www.studio5.blogspot.com.  This immediatley sparked my interest and I had to know who was the character behind such creativity! Marc’s passion for style in design and exploring new and different ideas keeps things new and fresh in terms of animation, personal art and personal projects.  You may…

  • MP Character Design: Sharpie Marker Works

    Whitney
    16 Nov 2009 | 6:59 am
    via wwwstudio5.blogspot.com Coming soon to the Sharpie Blog! Posted via web from Sharpie Permanent Markers

  • Halloween Highlights

    Whitney
    10 Nov 2009 | 10:52 am
    Back away from the cheese.  Favre, stay put in Minnesota.  I’ve got something better for you… Sharpie Accent Highlighters! Alex Koeppler, Leader, Brand Marketing Sharpie, ( @sharpie_AplusK ) sent this picture of some friends dressed up for Halloween in Wisconsin.  These lovely ladies were defintely the HIGHLIGHT of the party Which got me thinking… How do YOU use your Sharpie Accent Highlighters?    To Highlight important sentences while reading?  To Emphasize notes from class? To Check items off a list? To Stress important dates? To Create new art work? Maybe you use…

  • BIG Sharpie Art

    Whitney
    6 Nov 2009 | 4:18 pm
    Looking At North Forty One West Eighty Seven Milky Way Galaxy Solar System Earth Northern Hemi America United States of America Illinois Chicago Six One Six North Rush Street Six Zero Six One One Exact Point You Are Looking At North Forty One West Eighty Seven Milky Way Galaxy Solar System Earth Northern Hemi North America The Lovely United States of America Illinois The Corrupt City of Chicago Six One Six North Rush Street Six Zero Six One No, this is not gibberish and don’t worry, we haven’t lost our minds over here at Sharpie either.  These words are in fact a work of Sharpie art and…

  • Notes Left Behind

    Whitney
    5 Nov 2009 | 12:22 pm
    I received an email from a co-worker today that was absolutely beautiful.  I’m so thankful to have recieved this, as it is something that needs to be shared.  I hope by posting and sharing with you that I am able to make even a tiny difference in someone’s life, just as Elena, the miracle behind this message, has done herself.  The following is the email that was sent by Jeff Wheaton, Manufacturing Engineer, Newell Rubbermaid (pictured below).  Thank you for sending this, Jeff.  Sometimes, it can be so easy to lose sight of what the important things in life truly are.
 
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  • Quartet EnduraGlide

    4 Nov 2009 | 7:00 pm
    Not the usual review I guess.I tried one of these markers once (for like 5 mins) and thought they were really cool, but no stores nearby carried these, so I was thinking about getting some online, and I never got them.Yesterday I went to Staples (with the clear intention of getting what I needed, not stopping anywhere else) and noticed that the pens/markers aisle had been rearranged and slightly improved, they had those stations where you can try some pens, and they had a lot of markers and pens available by the unit, including the EnduraGlide (and unlike before, they also had pretty much the…

  • Pilot G-2, Revisited

    14 Sep 2009 | 5:04 pm
    About 6 years after trying the G-2 for the first time, I feel it's time to write a 2nd review of it.As of now, I think that the G-2 is the pen family that allows the most customization, since you can choosea)4 different body styles and sizesb)4 different tip sizesc)many different colors (not available in all sizes)plus, you can fit cartridges designed fora)Q-7 (0.5mm gel)b) Precise Vx RT (5mm, 5mm liquid)c)VBall RT (EF, F, B, liquid)d) Mont Blanc Rollerball (Fine, Extra Fine, liquid)I decided to stick with the 0.7mm regular G-2, which has the most colors available and I find it to be the best…

  • More Round Stics

    30 Jul 2009 | 1:42 pm
    And as summer progresses, I keep on getting more pens in my collection, and as my travel and hotel stays continues, I've been able to get more Round Stic Pens.It turns out that some Marriott brands are renovating themselves, and with the renovations, comes an increased ecology thing, and more things are made from recycled materials, pens included.They moved away from the traditional white barrels and solid color caps, so the new Marriott pens have a translucent barrel with a dark translucent red caps (please note that it's not completely "clear" like the Diamante or Crystal pens), and the…

  • Bic Round Stic Medium USA

    24 Jun 2009 | 11:29 pm
    So a month after my last post, I'm back online. School is over and I'm already on my way home (should go to bed soon, since I'll be waking up in less than 5 hours. This is partially the reason of my post.If you have followed my blog for a while you might think I just went crazy or something. Yes, I'm well known to my family and friends to be quite eccentric with pens, yes, I have a Pilot G2 Mont Blanc Edition, yes, I order 0.38 pens from JetPens, yes, I spent 15 minutes at a drugstore looking for more 0.05mm Uni Pin pens, and many more yeses, but, everything started with hotel pens. Over the…

  • Bic Triumph 537R

    24 May 2009 | 12:26 am
    So a couple of months back I went to Staples looking for nothing in specific and found some somewhat expensive Bic pens. I decided to think about them and come back later, mostly because of previous dissapointment with Bic pens (including the Z4 leak back in 7th grade). I grabbed a 4 pack a few days later and tried it out.This is one of the few refillable Bic pens (probably the only one unless you consider the 5 cents a piece stic pens, which are indeed refillable, but refills aren't sold -they must be sourced from another pen :|) and after trying it out I decided that it wasn't bad after…
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  • Equology Scholar Planner (another post with too many pictures)

    18 Nov 2009 | 11:55 am
    I don't know if anyone remembers when I posted about the Moleskine planner that I bought a while back. I loved the size and all of the features that it had. After using it for a while, however, I realized that the size wasn't right for me. I thought that I would be able to carry it around in my pocket but it was too thick. It is a great planner but I decided that for 2010 I would get something bigger that I could lay out flat on my desk. I was in luck. Karen, with Exaclair, was passing out some planners for reviews. I requested the Scholar and soon received one. From Equology PlannerThe…

  • Lie De The

    10 Nov 2009 | 12:39 pm
    Lie De The is another great color from J. Herbin that Karen was gracious enough to send me. It is probably my second favorite color, that I have tried, after Eclat De Saphir. I first noticed it while visiting Wolf's blog and seeing this post. His Lie De The looks much lighter than mine but it is probably because he is using an EF nib. Unfortunately, I could never get a picture that captured this ink's color.From Lie De TheFrom Lie De TheIt is a brown ink. Out of my medium and fine nibs it is dark brown. To me, it is a great manuscript or a manifesto color. When I use it, I know I should be…

  • Clairefontaine Cloth-Bound Basic Notebook

    9 Nov 2009 | 1:48 pm
    Are you looking for a simple notebook that doesn't scream, "Look at me! I'm an artist!" yet you still want the same type of quality? If you answered yes then the Clairefontaine Basic line is for you. It looks good without drawing too much attention and the paper is wonderful to write on. Would that make a good ad or what? I received this one from Karen at Exaclair when she sent me a box full of goodies. I requested this one because I really like the clean look of the cloth rather than spirals.From Clairefontaine BasicLike the name suggests, it is a simple notebook but the quality goes way…

  • My Weekend

    25 Oct 2009 | 2:51 pm
    I had a fairly peaceful weekend at the beach. The sunset Saturday night was beautiful. I hope you enjoy and have a peaceful week. NrFrom SunsetThe other 31 pictures I took (of just the sunset).

  • A Lifetime Restored

    25 Oct 2009 | 12:46 pm
    Before you go any farther, read thisNow that you have a little background info to go by, let's make a comparison:From Lifetime RestoredAs you can tell from the pictures this poor Lifetime had succumb to the years. The clip and nib were tarnished and the barrel had lost some of its sheen. Also, the pen did not write because it needed a new sac. Well, I called on my fellow pen freak and friend Mr. Goodpens for help. He happily obliged because he is a good guy. Never met him. I don't even live in the same timezone as he does but I have a feeling that if I did we would be hanging out on weekends.
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  • Writing: manage your time with ticklers

    Angela Booth
    16 Nov 2009 | 1:44 pm
    The more effective you are at managing your time, the more time you have for writing. It's easy to fritter time away, obsessing, or wondering what you should be doing -- how do you choose the ONE item that you...

  • Twitter for writers: make connections, get hired

    Angela Booth
    13 Nov 2009 | 1:09 pm
    Have you discovered the power of Twitter? This week I've received a couple of messages from writers who are excited about using Twitter to make connections. One writer tweeted his annoyance about a magazine editor who seemed to be ignoring...

  • Make money writing: keep the cash flowing in

    Angela Booth
    12 Nov 2009 | 1:08 pm
    How's your writing career? If you've been writing for money for a year or more, you should be booked solid, into January and beyond. If you're not, chances are you're not paying enough attention to customer service. Anyone who's hired...

  • SEO articles? How do you write them?

    Angela Booth
    11 Nov 2009 | 1:19 pm
    I've had several questions this week about writing "SEO articles". You'll often find these gigs on the outsourcing sites SEO means "search engine optimization". In this article, Writing SEO Articles That Get Results in 15 Minutes » Fab Web Writer:...

  • Freelance editing: finding editing jobs

    Angela Booth
    11 Nov 2009 | 1:10 pm
    Do you have editing skills? Editors are in high demand. They're hired by publishers, websites, businesses and agencies. Of course, they're also hired by writers, who want to ensure that their book manuscript is presented in a professional manner. I've...
 
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  • A little Show ’n’ Tell

    18 Nov 2009 | 8:28 pm
    It’s been a quiet few weeks here at the Nashua Pen Spa: no exciting restorations to describe. We’ve done some interesting celluloid repair, and I’m currently working out a repair for a vintage Montblanc piston, but nothing earthshaking. So, just to keep things stirring, here are a few interesting pens I’ve photographed recently.First we have a Parker “51” that I bought at the Ohio Pen Show. It’s pretty ordinary in appearance until you notice that it has no blind cap (not a Vac) and no hole in the end or side of the barrel (not Aero-metric, either). So what is it?As you can see,…

  • Ya gotta love them black pens!

    17 Oct 2009 | 12:48 pm
    (Revised October 21, 2009) This week, of which the primary feature was our successful return from the New York City Pen Show, also offered a remarkably interesting contrast in pens that needed to be worked on. Here I present for your consideration two objects. They are both fountain pens, and they’re both black. This they have in common. From the end of the section back, however, they are remarkably different. And they are both exciting.Of foremost cachet, but not the first to reach the bench — or the more interesting — was this gorgeous Parker Lucky Curve Nº 33 eyedropper filler:The…

  • Back In the day, when Montblanc was a pen company...

    30 Sep 2009 | 9:00 am
    …they made truly magnificent pens like this prewar coin-silver safety.When it arrived at the Nashua Pen Spa, its cork was shot. Getting it apart to repair was an interesting exercise because of the way Montblanc put the overlay on, but when it came apart, the more serious damage (a broken threaded barrel-end collar) came to light. It’s all back together now, and I think it should last fairly well. It sure is a gorgeous pen — it has me wondering who Albert Matz was, that he deserved such a fabulous pen.(Sorry, I just couldn’t resist.)

  • Something new every day

    22 Sep 2009 | 5:20 pm
    One of the perennial joys of pen repair is the continual learning process. You think you’ve seen it all, and the next day there’s something new and different. That’s what happened earlier this week, when the pen shown here hit the bench.This is a Penol, made in Denmark by Christian Olsen (who also held the Danish Parker license). It’s an elegant pen, long and sleek and nice in the hand. The filling system wasn’t working. But unlike the Parkers that Olsen made, this is a piston filler with its knob located under a blind cap. Upon disassembling it, I had the following layout of…

  • Stealing from the best (part deux), and size does matter

    20 Sep 2009 | 3:25 pm
    “There’s something about designing a pen so that it will appeal to the buyer. Technology alone won’t do it; you can design a phenomenally good pen, but if it isn’t pretty it won’t sell. One way, proven by dozens of tributes and outright copies, is to copy the design of a pen that already does sell.”I wrote the above paragraph early last June. It was true then, and it’s still true now. This week, Jim and I had the pleasure of working on another clone, one that’s even more identifiable than the Punto Rosso I wrote about three months ago.Except for the slightly funky celluloid…
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  • Pelikan 100N: black piston-filler with striated green pearl barr

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    9321: black piston-filler with striated green pearl barrel sleeve, 12.2 cm long, gold filled trim; no brassing, like new, name on side of cap; near mint condition, fine oblique semiflex nib; $325

  • Pelikan 100: classic German piston-filler, 11.7 cm long, all or

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    9306: classic German piston-filler, 11.7 cm long, all original parts but for the barrel -- a non-Pelikan custom replacement in transparent acrylic -- and the semi-stub nib unit, which is from the 1950s. Cap crown, section, and filler unit are hard rubber, while the cap body is celluloid, typical transitional construction of the later 1930s. The barrel will accommodate an original or custom-made Binde (barrel sleeve; not included), or can be used as is, for a transparent demonstrator; fine-exc condition, medium semiflex nib; $450

  • Pelikan 100N: black piston-filler with striated green pearl barr

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    9322: black piston-filler with striated green pearl barrel sleeve, 12.2 cm long, gold filled trim; piston seal has been replaced, fineness of nib tip matches filling unit "EF" imprint, but writes more like a fine; fine condition, fine semiflex nib; $275

  • unmarked lever-filler: pristine black veined pearl with black ends, 13 cm

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    9332: pristine black veined pearl with black ends, 13 cm long, chrome plated trim, made in Japan; good quality, 14K gold nib is a USA-made replacement -- probably an upgrade from an original stainless steel nib; near mint* condition, medium semiflex nib; $165

  • Pelikan 100: classic German piston-filler, 11.6 cm long, all or

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    9320: classic German piston-filler, 11.6 cm long, all original parts but for the barrel -- a non-Pelikan custom replacement in transparent acrylic. Cap section, and filler unit are hard rubber; uncommon "K" (Kugelspitz = ballpoint) nib with turned-up tip, rounded profile, good for left-handers and those who write at steep angles. The barrel will accommodate an original or custom-made Binde (barrel sleeve; not included), or can be used as is, for a transparent demonstrator; fine-exc condition, fine semiflex nib; $500
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  • Revisiting the Levenger Fine Fountain Pen Nib

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:25 am
    A few days ago, I did a review of a replacement fountain pen nib for my Levenger True Writer, but I was surprised at how thick the line was that it laid down, especially when compared to the Levenger... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full

  • The Sharpie Pen Grip – Evolution of the Sharpie Pen

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    18 Nov 2009 | 2:25 am
    The Sharpie Pen Grip is a new version of the Sharpie Pen that seems to have taken a bit of the original Sharpie Pen and a bit of the Retractable Sharpie Pen to create a hybrid that seems to address... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full

  • Kiki James Tuscon Wrap Journal Winner

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    17 Nov 2009 | 4:48 am
    Time to announce the winner of the Kiki James Tuscon Wrap Journal that I reviewed hereAnd the winner is: Geoffrey Simpson “That is very nice. I hope I win it!” Geoffrey you will need... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full

  • Pantone Universe Notebook Flame Orange

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    16 Nov 2009 | 2:25 am
    I almost forgot I had this Pantone Universe A5 notebook that I picked up from Maido in San Francisco a few months ago.  Being a big fan of most things orange, it was hard to pass this one up when I... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full

  • How to Make a Good Decision – The Pro & Con Pad

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    13 Nov 2009 | 2:25 am
    I’ve seen these notepads around before so when the folks at Usefulthings.com offered me one to review, I thought it would make for a fun post.  In the past I have actually drawn up something... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full
 
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