Stunning simplicity: Lamy 2000 Taxus ballpoint pen review
This pen has THE LOOKS. A very close relative of the more easily recognized Lamy 2000 Makrolon ballpoint, the Lamy 2000 Taxus features a hardwood … Read more
This pen has THE LOOKS. A very close relative of the more easily recognized Lamy 2000 Makrolon ballpoint, the Lamy 2000 Taxus features a hardwood … Read more
Today: a look at Lamy’s AL-Star mechanical pencil. The AL-Star series of pens was released in 1997 and was created by Wolfgang Fabian, the same designer who … Read more
One of the lovely things about Lamy pens is they all (except the 2000) use the same nibs and these nibs are very easily swapped … Read more
Welcome to my blog post about the Lamy 2000 mechanical pencil. 50 years of the Lamy 2000 The Lamy 2000 was first released in 1966 … Read more
This month’s interview is with talented and accomplished US-based calligrapher, Linda Yoshida. Have you often found yourself staring at beautiful handwriting and lettering, wondering how … Read more
This competition is now closed. Thank you to all who entered. The winners are listed in the Rafflecopter widget below. March is here, and with … Read more
Choosing Christmas gifts for loved ones can be really hard, however well we know them. Yet a gift card or voucher just doesn’t seem personal … Read more
Please note: this competition has now ended. Thank you to everyone who entered. The kids are back at school armed with their new pens, … Read more
My Pen-Using Background I’m a university lecturer and during the teaching year I almost always have a fountain pen, often a Lamy Safari or Lamy … 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!