Lamy Linea Fountain Pen Review
The Lamy Linea is an aluminium-bodied fountain pen with an interesting herringbone pattern. It takes standard Lamy converters and cartridges, and standard Lamy nibs. This … Read more
The Lamy Linea is an aluminium-bodied fountain pen with an interesting herringbone pattern. It takes standard Lamy converters and cartridges, and standard Lamy nibs. This … Read more
Review Setup Ink: Sailor Jentle Ink Oku-Yama Paper: Rhodia Line (80g/m – 21.3lb) Pen: Franklin Christoph M40 Pocket (Fire & Ice), Masuyama Medium Stub Nib … Read more
When I say Lamy 2000, most people that are somewhat into pens will probably know what I’m talking about. You probably know how great it is, and that its history goes way back. In short: The Lamy 2000 is a true Icon, but It’s not the only pen Gerd A. Müller designed for the German company. Because a few years after the 2000, he came up with this, the CP1!
Diplomat (est. 1922) is a pen company that’s flown under my radar until recently. While at the DC Supershow in August, I spent some time … Read more
The Lamy Logo is a stainless steel fountain pen. It’s available with a wide range of nibs and will take Lamy’s proprietary cartridges or converter. … Read more
Review Setup Ink: Caran d’Ache Chromatics Infinite Grey Paper: Rhodia Line (80g/m – 21.3lb) Pen: KarasKustoms Ink, Fine Nib. Thoughts This takes my modest … Read more
This is Diamine’s Green/Black. They also offer other various X/Black ink combos and I think this one is a great part of the entire collection. … Read more
Me and Lamy, Lamy and I You might not have guessed, because of the lack of Lamy posts on Bleistift, but Lamy is one if … Read more
This Lamy Studio is an all-metal fountain pen with a shiny metal grip and a soft lacquered brushed metal barrel and cap. As is typical … Read more
Review Setup Ink: Pelikan Edelstein Amber Paper: Rhodia Dot Grid (80g/m – 21.3lb) Pen: Visconti Van Gogh Room in Arles, Fine Nib Thoughts If you … Read more