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Article: On Point With GoPens #29

On Point With GoPens #29
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On Point With GoPens #29

On Point Do water-resistant inks damage pens? It can happen. Iron-gall/permanent inks are acidic and can corrode the metal parts of your pen, especially if they are constantly exposed to the ink. This can take time, so you probably won't have a crumbling nib after one use, but it's wise to practice proper pen care and maintenance.

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Handwritten Post - A Companion
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Handwritten Post - A Companion

I'm not sure if I just tell myself this because it's how I justify the amount of pens I have, but there is a lot of truth to this. Leave it to Andreas Ambrou to say something so spectacular about s...

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Extraordinary Pens - John Holland 52 Pull-Filler
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Extraordinary Pens - John Holland 52 Pull-Filler

This 1906 John Holland has an unusual filling mechanism. A model 52 "Pull-Filler" in gold-fill Repousse on BHR. Circles of high repousse roses on an etched "bark" background. Exquisitely beautiful!...

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