I started using fountain pens when I was in my early teens, but I really went crazy over them when I was in my early 20s. I thought it would be fun to write some quotes and hear what you think as well! I really enjoy this Faceted Capless model by Pilot, and wish they were still made today (in a variety of colors, especially). The fine nib is precise and crisp, and a pleasure to use. It's also fun to see how small I can write.
My first fountain pen was my dad's Sheaffer Prelude, which I eventually returned to him so I could get him back into using fountain pens.
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