HisNibs.com update -- The "Colorful Soccer Ball Flower, Cardinal Cap with Really Strange Fourth Pen" series September 14th, 2009
Greetings,
Some new, and very colorful, fountain pens from Uranus. Purple Passion anyone?
Although not something needed by readers of this newsletter, we have a new video on filling a pump-style converter fountain pen, for those who are just beginning to experience the joys of our passion.
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On the blog...Have you ever felt like this when lending your pen?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~in this issue * AKA the 621 series * Filling a pump-style converter video * 'His Nibs' page on Facebook * On the blog...Ever felt like this about your pen?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AKA the 621 series
I thought of naming this the "Colorful Soccer Ball Flower, Cardinal Cap with Really Strange Fourth Pen" series, but it didn't quite have the 'rolls off the tongue' name I was looking for. So, I decided to keep it as the "621".
The pens in the 621 series are slim, but not small, measuring 5-1/4" capped, 5-1/4" posted and 4-5/8" with cap held aside. If you're wondering where I came up with the moniker '621', it's the model number engraved on the back of the cap band. The front, underneath the blade-like clip, displays 'Uranus'.
More photos here... - http://www.hisnibs.com/uranus_621.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Filling a pump-style converter video
Using a Pilot 78G fountain pen, this video demonstrates filling its pump-style converter with bottled ink.
See the video here... - www.hisnibs.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'His Nibs' page on Facebook
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On the blog...Ever felt like this about your pen?
Go to the September 13th entry to see the video - http://hisnibs.blogspot.com
Regards,
Norman Haase His Nibs.com www.hisnibs.com http://hisnibs.blogspot.com
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Norman Haase
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