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Adjusting a fountain pen nib is a ritual for me. |
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About me |
I got into pens in 1977
at Pearl Paint Company and Art Supply Store,
in New York City. Later on I collaborated
with Sam Flax Stationary in New York too,
after I join forces with Waterman, Cartier
and Yafa successively, this last one, presently United States
Distributor of Delta, Nettuno etc.
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Welcome
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| Dear pen lover, welcome to my site I believe like you, that fountain pens are a
source of pleasure when used cleverly, and my mission is to make them perform for
you at their best. The love that I feel for pens was documented on Pen World by
Jon Messer who writes:
Lovers of fine and grand writing instruments readily recall the names of
George Parker, Lewis Waterman, Walter Sheaffer, etc. but rarely they
reminisce the classic repairman who loves pens, and because of this
affection, had found new ways to satisfy every customer. . . Gustavo is one of them.
Rest assured that, if you have a passion like I do, for a truly calligraphic
smooth fountain pen nib, you came to the right place.
Enthusiasts are looking for this elusive instrument of perfection:
A pen that is a delight to behold, writes flawlessly, has a pleasant writing feel,
and transforms one's handwriting for the better - a pen that is an extension of
the hand, rather than an impediment to it. Appearance, however, is to us arguably,
the least important attribute of a pen; what matters most is how it writes.
Every now and then, when I grind a nib to suit my own hand, I come a little closer to find
my ideal writing pen, this is why, dear friend, I ask you to join efforts with me,
to find for you that missing piece for the almost perfect fountain pen. |
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