Fountain Pens
A fountain pen is a nib pen that, unlike its predecessor the dip pen, contains an internal reservoir of water-based liquid ink. From the reservoir, the ink is drawn through a feed to the nib and then to the paper via a combination of gravity and capillary action. As a result, the typical fountain pen requires little or no pressure to write. Not to mention, they are fantastic writing implements!
Currently, I am adding my pen friends. If you are a pen person, that would like to be a friend, please fee free to contact me. 
May I introduce you to my friends:
Pen Clubs & Associations
Pen Dealers
Pen Ink & Paper Blogs
- All My Hues
- Amateur Economist
- An Inkophile's Blog
- Bleubug
- Brassing Adds Character
- Fountain of Pens
- Fountain Pen Restoration
- Future; Nostalgic
- Good Pens
- Inkthusiasm!
- Inkyjournal
- Miscellany & Cacophony
- My Life As a Verb
- My Supply Room
- Office Supply Geek
- Passion du jour
- Pen Hunter
- Pennington-On-The-Paper
- Pens And Pencils
- Pentamento
- Pocket Blonde
- Potentially Percipicacious
- Quo Vadis Blog
- Rhodia Drive
- Spiritual Evolution of the Bean
- The Dizzy Pen
- The Missive Maven
- The Pen Addict
- The Pen Archives
- The Pen Chronicles
- Unposted
- Vegas Pens
- Whatever
Pen Manufacturers
Pen Restoration
- Danny Fudge
- Ernesto Soler Specializing in Parker Repair
- Fountain Pen Hospital
- Greg Minuskin
- John Mottishaw
- Michael Masuyama
- Michael McNeil
- Richard Binder
- The Pen Sac Company
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