Paperchase Olive Metal Tiffin Box - Agenzio

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I am a big fan of the P200 series, using them daily at home and in the office, but had not seen their cheaper “120 A3” series. I am still yet to beat my Leuchtturm notebooks as the best all rounder, from what is readily available on the High Street. The London Spring Pen Show, having been delayed, did not take place until July and so it is unusual to have two shows just three months apart. I was a good match and the clear acrylic grip section allows the dark red ebonite feed to be seen and appreciated. Another possibility is to change after each two page spread, as I did for the Marcus Aurelius project.

it was simply a question of choosing between black, dark blue, red, orange, citrus yellow, light frosty blue or silver. Before getting the tube home, I walked over to see the new Marble Arch Mound, a green hill that has been created in a corner of Hyde Park, next to Marble Arch.I realise that it is not just the ink that determines whether it will bleed through papers, but how wet it is applied, which depends upon the individual pen. This Moleskine diary pages have 29 rows, with a row height of 6mm which is much narrower than my preferred spacing of around 8mm.

Others have written about how to prepare for a pen show, to get the most out of the day and some good tips are to (a) have a budget, (b) make a list of anything in particular that you want to look for. It is very convenient to use the camera on a smart phone, which allows uploading of photos to the blog’s media library through WiFi, without connecting the camera to a computer to download the files.I tried writing a paragraph with five different inks (Waterman Serenity blue, Diamine Tavy, Waterman Harmonious green, Montblanc Velvet Red and Diamine Pelham blue. Alternatively I thought that it may be possible to grind the inside acrylic of the cap, with a Dremel or similar electric tool (if I had one, which I don’t). I have not yet dared attempt it though as I will very likely damage the surrounding area of the pen body. It is not, as I first thought, a huge mound of earth but a hollow structure made from scaffolding poles and then with an outer shell and covered with turf and real grass.

The paper, 90gsm and featuring the Basildon Bond (BB) watermark is said to be of the highest quality, and the web site states that “our smooth paper allows the pen to glide effortlessly across the page, creating a more enjoyable writing experience. There are plenty of information pages at the beginning, with yearly calendars and monthly planning pages, world time zones, national holidays and dialing codes. For example, over the holidays the pen I have reached for most, has been an Online Bachelor, a cheap plastic clear demonstrator but with a joyous 0. But having a target now feels purposeful and every time I venture out on foot I can bank some miles and feed my ever-hungry app.

I used these for more lasting projects, such as memories of my school days and would enjoy writing in these with various fountain pens and inks. It turns out that the nearby Shendish Manor had belonged to John Dickinson’s business partner Charles Longman, who in 1853 bought the Shendish estate on the western side of the valley in Apsley and built the house there in 1854-56. I thought that it would be good to drill out the acrylic cap, just by about half a millimetre to get a little more headroom for my new nib.