Montblanc is a classic – and I have reviewed some of their most iconic models over the past few years (e.g. 146, 149, Rouge et…
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I just checked the search function of my own website, and was myself surprised by how much Pilot stuff I actually have reviewed over the…
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KRON Leather Goods, who are based out of Kronstadt (Romania), from where they make a lovely selection of fine leather products such as notebook covers,…
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There is loads of Kaweco that I have reviewed over the years. Some inks. Some ballpoint and rollerball pens. Some mechanical pencils. But mostly fountain…
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Here comes another installment of the “Comparative Overview-Series” that already has quite a few episodes. This series intends to help with a side-by-side of some…
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Pilot Iroshizuku “Fuyu-Syogun”: a unique and super-fast drying grey Ink name: Pilot Iroshizuku “Fuyu-Syogun”Unit capacity: 50 ml (glas flacon)Price: ca. 20 € Price per ml: ca. 0,40 € Leuchtturm 1917 Standard…
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It has been a little while I had some Lamy on those pages here. At least in product reviews, as the most recent Lamy related…
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Yes, I am somewhat on a roll of reviewing a few pen models from German pen manufacturers that are not as well known in the…
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Montblanc is a very interesting (pen) maker in many ways. One of the ways I find particularly noticeable is that their cigar shaped 146 &…
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Very likely, the Kaweco Sport is the most iconic pen model that Kaweco has in its lineup. And while the Sport is a very useful…
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