Bottom: the Nettuno Barracuda fountain pen. The square cap and barrel have rounded edges and a patented closing system, eight magnets in the cap and barrel snap perfectly together. The body is turned from a solid bar of transparent resin that is polished to a crystal sheen. The rhodium-plated clip is triangular. The Barracuda fountain pen has an 18K gold nib and features cartridges or converter filling system. I'm afraid to use it.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Pen Wednesday--two really elegant pens
Top: a Monteverde Regatta rollerball pen with alternating sections of resins and diamond-cut rings.
Bottom: the Nettuno Barracuda fountain pen. The square cap and barrel have rounded edges and a patented closing system, eight magnets in the cap and barrel snap perfectly together. The body is turned from a solid bar of transparent resin that is polished to a crystal sheen. The rhodium-plated clip is triangular. The Barracuda fountain pen has an 18K gold nib and features cartridges or converter filling system. I'm afraid to use it.
Bottom: the Nettuno Barracuda fountain pen. The square cap and barrel have rounded edges and a patented closing system, eight magnets in the cap and barrel snap perfectly together. The body is turned from a solid bar of transparent resin that is polished to a crystal sheen. The rhodium-plated clip is triangular. The Barracuda fountain pen has an 18K gold nib and features cartridges or converter filling system. I'm afraid to use it.
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2 comments:
Oh, my! *drool*
Those are very lovely pens.
I'd be afraid to even LOOK at them! They are 'way cool.
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