Where To Get A Well-Restored Yet Affordable Vintage Fountain Pen With Flex!


Here is a review I did on the best place to get restored vintage pens from.
http://parkablogs.com/content/where-get-well-restored-yet-affordable-vintage-fountain-pen-flex
I wish I had reason to buy another pen from Greg. But I have too many pens already!

Comments

doublexuan said…
I am not generally fussy about pens, but your blog makes me one to rush out to get one for my drawings! Now to research what to get...
3:53 PM, May 27, 2012
Andrew Tan said…
haha. if it's a vintage fountain pen, i'd recommend any of the waterman pens because their workmanship and quality of the nib is high. The most ideal one (but rare) is a waterman52. If you like really really thin lines, wait for an extra fine nib to appear on his site. if you like normal thin lines, then look for a "fine". Also look to see how wide it goes. He usually does a sample stroke. If you are still not satisfied with what you see on his blog, you could book it, then ask him further questions to satisfy any doubts. then buy. I could go on about pens. but i should stop!

doublexuan, your drawings are simple and charming.
10:35 PM, May 27, 2012
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