Pens and traditional knives

[Ryan Thompson]

 

[pertinux]

PSA: If one happens to encounter the rabbit hole represented (and catalyzed) by gouletpens.com, jetpens.com, et al. (among many other grand, educational, facilitating sites/companies-- who knew?!), "Rabbiting" is a fairly accurate description of what may happen to one's pen, er, "selection."

So I've read.

~ P.

 

[joeradza]

 

[5K Qs]

My pens and my knives tend to be inexpensive, but functional and dependable.
British imports:

- GT

 

[jsdistin]

A few of my favorites.

 

[BenjaminRush]

Just getting into pens a little... I'm definitely a fan of my LP-5!

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[Gevonovich]

Just getting into pens a little... I'm definitely a fan of my LP-5!

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That is a gem

 

[Venice]

 

[pipedreams308]

Maxmadco Ti & GEC 35

 

[WValtakis]

Since Photobucket killed my earlier pics, here's the Hinderer again...this time with a BZ Urban Trapper with matching finish



And a couple Microtechs



~Chip

 

[Peregrin]

Edited the thread title to include "traditional".

 

[Llasi]

 

[waverave]

 

[Prester John]

Parker Jotter & Case Trapper.

 

[screened porch]

Bunch o' pens and a Keen Kutter tuxedo.

 

[JohnDF]

Fisher Space Bullet Pen
The only pen I've paid more than .50 cents for.

 

[Varisto]

Light stuff
my photo http://kuvanjako.fi/7knds.jpeg

 

[tiguy7]

These are a Mont Blanc Boheme and a LionSteel Abalone Roundhead.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

For today, Lambsfoot and Lam(b)y 2000

 

[JB in LV]

GEC 82 Dixie Stockman with Zebra F-701. Pen is very common and not that expensive, feels good in hand.