Just a few pictures for today, of a pen that I’m too much of a wimp to ink!
Hope you enjoyed these! This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever laid eyes on. My pictures do this pen absolutely no justice.
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I told you that you’d love it. The Omas Arco is, in my view, one of the most beautiful pens ever created. And it writes as well as it looks. Beauty and brains are a rare combination, even in pendom.
If you’re afraid to ink it, maybe I could trade you something for it.
Incidentally, I’ve been waiting for some images of the Sailor Mosaic, but as beautiful as that pen is, the images would pale in comparison to the Arco.
JP
Thanks for the pictures, Ryan. They are professional grade.
Makes me want to buy a Omas Paragon, but, alas, that will have to wait for a while……
/drools
Wow – although I know nothing about these gorgeous pens your pictures are fantastic! Your focus and detail is amazing!