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Found in 1850, Brause manufactures steel nibs for writing, drawing and calligraphy. Brause nibs can be found in the toolbox of many calligraphers, lettering artists, penmen and illustrators and are considered to be among the best on the market. Famous nibs include the Steno, nicknames "Blue Pumpkin", the Extra Fine Point, also known as "Arrow", the Rose, and the Index Finger.
Ballpen
The pen writes really well with just a hint of feedback. The colour is also quite nice.
Staedtler Premium Resina Turquoise CT Roller Ball Pen 9PB21TUR
Awesome Ink! I love the bright eye catchy color.. It feels like a marker in a fountain pen. I love the deep saturation & smooth flow Noodler's ink or synonymous of.
Herbin Blue Myosotis is interesting shade of blue that I like very much.
Irs excellent pen and is flawless and smooth. The grip is comfortable and writes exceedingly well
Beautiful colour and buttery smooth
Excellent packing from onlinemantra
I am surprised how dark this ink is. It's more blackish than bluish, which is a good thing, because most blue-black ink tends to be either a greyish blue or mostly greyish. This is definitely a blackish blue. It flows smoothly. On the papers I tried, I did not find any shimmer, a mild sheen maybe seen on some papers.
The sheer feel of holding this Green Fantasy is Mind Blowing...
Proud possession
Kaweco Sport Iguana Blue is nice looking pen with excellent writing performance. This colour is my favourite. Love this pen. ThanksOLM.
Excellent
Great ink, Color, flow
The Packaging is Excellent. The Quality of the Cartridges is Exceptional and the Colour is uniform. Really Love the Product as well as Service.
Smooth writer
This is my third Vanishing Point—and there's something undeniably charismatic about this fountain pen from Pilot. I had previously tried the fine and medium nibs, but as they say, third time’s the charm. The broad nib, in particular, is one of the best I’ve ever used—smooth, expressive, and an absolute joy to write with. Easily one of the best purchases in my fountain pen journey so far.
My only regret? Not choosing the broad nib sooner.
