Can I use a fountain pen if I’m a left-handed writer? Absolutely. Many fountain pen users are left-handed. Depending on whether you write over or under, you may prefer an…
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On Point With GoPens #3
What is blotting paper? How do I use it? Blotting paper is a highly absorbent type of paper which we fountain pen lovers use to absorb excess ink from whatever…
Vintage Pens Glossary Of Terms
…we can find. The following is our key to condition, and the abbreviations we use. M Mint No signs at all of use NM Near Mint Slightest signs of use…
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Your First Fountain Pen
…start the flow (using capillary action). If your nib is flexible, don’t apply too much pressure until you practice how to use it without damaging it. Whether your’s is a…
Handwritten Post – Why Do You Write
…reasons to use those pens! Why do you write? It doesn’t always have to be for a “good reason”. I practice by just scribbling notes during TV shows, for example….
On Point With GoPens #29
…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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On Point – The Parker Duofold
The Parker Duofold is “unecessarily good.” Parker was so certain of their Duofolds that they advertised, “Not one can fail, or we’ll make it good free!” The nibs were advertised…
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Celluloid Disease on Vintage Pens
…caps and barrels because it was more durable than hard rubber and because it was available in a myriad of colors, not just cardinal or black. It’s not used as…
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On Point With Go Pens #48
I think my ink stained my pen. Can I use rubbing alcohol to remove it? No! Rubbing alcohol can dissolve pen materials, or at the very least, fade and discolor…
Swan Safety Fountpen Ink Window
…the features of the pens: they never leak because of the screwdown cap, they never blot because of the ladder feed which controls ink flow and supply, and they always…
