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1st Class Pen Co Churchill Pistachio Fountain Pen Review
This pen was kindly sent to me by Ben of the 1st Class Pen Co.
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1st Class Pen Co Gentleman’s Fountain Pen Review
This pen was kindly sent to me by Ben of the 1st Class Pen Co.
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Gatz BCN Handmade Journals
These gorgeous journals were sent to me by Anna from Gatz BCN. They aren’t cheap, but these are the most stunning journals I have ever seen – and I’ve seen a few.
Tilburg Pen Show 2014 Carry
When you attend a pen show, it’s a good idea to take your own notebook for sampling pens and for trying everyone else’s pens! It’s nice to be able to take it home with you to see what you liked (for your next pen show, or for your next buy). Sometimes paper is provided by vendors, but not always.
I took a Colsen Keane No. 410 Scotch Grunge Field Notes Cover with me with a Clairefontaine Back to Basics Bob Foundation Waves pocket notebook, yes, in pink, and a Field Notes kraft cover notebook. I also carried a Tactile Turn Shaker in copper, for jotting things down. As for fountain pens (not pictured), I had a Kaweco Sport Calligraphy Pen with a 1.9 mm nib inked with Conway Stewart Kingsand, a Visconti Opera Crystal 1.3 mm stub inked with Kaweco Paradise Blue, an Edison Menlo 1.1 mm inked with Noodler’s Liberty’s Elysium, and a Sailor 1911 Standard Music nib inked with Sailor Jentle Apricot.
Leather on the High Street Pen Pouch
Jacqui from Leather on the High Street sent me one of her handmade leather pen pouches. These pouches can be made to size, and they are all handmade in the UK from high quality leather. I was impressed by the pen pouch’s size and ability to accommodate larger fountain pens.
Watch my video review and check out some pictures of the pen pouch below.
Leather on the High Street Pen Pouch
Schweizer Cocobolo Handmade fountain pen, Visconti Opera Crystal, Delta Dolcevita Oversize.
Closed flap.
Closed flap from the side.