Handwriting Day is on Jan 23rd. What is your favorite pen?

I would say that my favorite pen for writing is a toss up between several pens. Each has it’s own value. The Conklin Rosewood is all wood and my newest pen. The Conklin Mark Twain for it’s filling system and the ring on the barrel that is fun to play with. The Pilot Prera because it was my first fountain pen. And the TWSBI Classic because it is great because it holds a lot of ink and easy to use. And of course, my Viscontis. The Van Gogh and the Rembrandt…just because they are Viscontis.

My current favorite pen to write with is the Pelikan M200 Pastel Green I got from Pen Boutique.

I love my Twsbi pens and my Platinum Proceyon for every day writing, but I am longing for a Visconti and a Sailor.

Visconti Homo Sapiens Bronze Age

I love the new Pen Boutique 15th Anniversary Conklin All American Rosewood!

My favorite pen to write with is a flex pen made by osprey pens.

I recently got my father’s Montblanc Meisterstück 146 repaired and it has been a joy to write with.

I’m a new fountain pen fan. So far I like my Pilot custom 74 but I still have a lot to learn and so many on my list to try!

I love my Visconti Homo Sapiens Bronze age and the wonderful Montblanc 145 I won from you all on black friday!

I shop at pen boutique all the time. My favorite pen is the Pilot Decimo fountain pen.

I have a lot of favorite pens, but for letters my very favorite is the Pilot-Namiki Falcon. I have four of them and I love how they effortlessly create gorgeous line variation to bring out the best in the shading and sheen of inks. I have gotten lots of compliments on my handwriting when using them.

Great giveaway! Thanks so much!

It’s not fancy, but my favorite everyday writing pen is a Pilot 78G+ with F nib in the clear demo color.

My favorite pens to write with so far are the Parker IM fountain pens. My favorite place to get them is right here, at Pen Boutique! I have ordered 4 of these and will continue to order many more pens from here. High quality, excellent service, and honest descriptions keep me coming back time and again. Also a HUGE fan of Noodler’s inks, thanks to Pen Boutiques recommendations and descriptions. Writing is important for me as I hand write a LOT in my work. These folks have increased my productivity through helpful guidance and increased my value. They are, as a company, a value added asset to my business and I appreciate them more than I can express. Thank you Pen Boutique!

My favorite pen/ink combo is Pineider Avatar and Pelikan Edelstein Smoky Quartz.

I love writing with one of my TWSBI fountain pens!

I got my first fountain pen last weekend. It’s a Faber-Castell and I love it so much! It makes spending time with my planner a delight!

Favorite pen is Sailor 24k or any thing by Sailor including ink.

My favorite pen is my Montblanc Meisterstuck Classique Gold Plated Trim Ballpoint Pen that my husband gave me in 1998. It was a Christmas Gift and it was a gift of true sacrifice! As for ink, I only use the Montblanc Ballpoint Refills. My favorite way to use this pen is on embossed Stationary. However, I have also used it EVERYWHERE!

My favorite pen is one with a flex nib. It makes writing fun!

Currently my favourite pen to write with is the Delta Journal in Red Pearl with a med nib. Thank you for such a generous giveaway.

As I am new to the world of pens, I don’t know any specific names of writing instruments. But I do enjoy writing with a fountain pen.

I am so looking forward to celebrating on the 23rd! I’m quite fond of my TWSBI 580, genuinely happy when I see it and use it. I like all my pens really. I only have a few but each one works well and doesn’t leak. Knock on wood.

Sometimes the classics are the best. Parker Sonnet is still the smoothest sweetest pen I write with.

My favorite pen is the Lamy 2000 Makrolon.

My favorite pen is definitely one of my Pilot Vanishing Points — at work or at home, I find them so convenient, and I LOVE their really smooth nibs!

My favorite pen is my grandfather’s Schaeffer 330. I inherited from him years ago. He used it for over 40 years and I have used it for 30. I may have other pens which write smoother, but it still holds the place of honor for its history.

I suspect that most us don’t have a favourite pen. I know I certainly don’t. But I can say that the pens I value most are the ones that come with stories. There’s the old snorkel pen that belonged to my mother’s uncle who was kind to her during her difficult childhood and let her know she was loved. There’s the beautiful S.T. DuPont that my mother couldn’t quite afford that the seller let her have at a price she could manage because she admired the pen so very much. There’s the Pelikan my mother gave me after a major disappointment to remind me that I could still write. There’s my Ryan Krusac pen that has an etching of a painting by Ryan’s grandfather, a pen I also treasure because the Krusacs are such outstanding people. There’s the forty-year-old Sheaffer No Nonsense calligraphy pen with which I wrote all my college essays.

My first fountain pen as an adult was a Montblanc, and I love it even though I don’t know the version name. As a child, my first pen was a Sheaffer and I thought it was the coolest thing ever!

Currently, I am splitting my time between my Visconti Breeze, a Twisbi Go, and a Mark Twain Crescent Filler.

Sailor Compass is my fav :-)!

I am excited about the possibility of winning one of the prizes.

My favorite pen is Benu Briolette!

These are all great ideas. I will definitely be doing something to celebrate this day. Lately for work I have been writing with a Karas Pen Speed-Groove EDK V2 Rollerball. Wonderful pen. To celebrate handwriting day I may whip out the Regatta Sport fountain pen :)

I love writing with the Noodler’s Ahab. And I’m waiting on my order of Monteverde blue black ink.

I am always looking for MORE reasons to write. I write letters and postcards daily. I write on a fb page for writing and I write in several journals throughout the week, one of which is a family history journal where I write about people that are long since gone but will never be forgotten that have touched my life. You are giving me more to write about while I am on leave at home. Thank you!

I am just starting out using fountain pens and have the TWSBI eco that I love. I will be trying new pens as time goes on but am planning on getting more. I’m hooked!