westborough, ma based design firm specializing in civil engineering, surveying, landscape architecture, planning, regulatory and environmental permitting, and land assessment
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69 Milk Street Ste 101,WESTBOROUGH,MA,USA
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1581
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5083666552 (+1-508-366-6552)
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5083666506 (+1-508-366-6506)
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watermandesign. com
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Review: Waterman Phileas - The Fountain Pen Network Our Waterman inventory at the moment consists of Waterman Phileas and Charleston models, in all available colors and modes - fountain pen, rollerball and ballpoint We also have genuine Waterman inks in stock Despite the fact that I'm a retailer of Waterman products, I think this review is still unbiased and presents an objective view of this pen
Fact Or Fiction? Why Did Waterman Stop Making Phileas? Why did Waterman stop making and selling Phileas pens? The pens are handsome and write surprisingly well Many people report buying new ones less than 10 years ago for about $20 00 US Waterman was apparently earning a profit at that price or they could not have sold them So, why DID Waterman stop making them?
Waterman Cartridges And Converters - The Fountain Pen Network This topic is intended to show the various sizes and forms of the Waterman cartridges and converters over the years As far as I know Waterman did invent the cartridge First glass, later made of plastic, it has seen some different forms Also there have been various converters, even within the same basic type the looks were different
Modern Watermans: Expert Vs Carene - Waterman - The Fountain Pen Network Hi Dino, I used Waterman Florida Blue and PR Midnight Blues in the pen, and asked the seller to exchange it for a medium within a couple of weeks of getting it I never liked it OTOH, there are times I wish the Carene medium nib was just slightly finer than it is Never satisfied <sigh> But don't discount the Waterman Expert II, either
Expert Problems - Waterman - The Fountain Pen Network Also, another ink may perform differently, so it may be an idea to try a different ink if you have one But the waterman inks are usually well behaved in almost any pen anyway so that most likely is not the issue Another issue could be that the nib has a grinding issue such as 'Baby's Bottom' shown in the image below
Which Waterman Models Got The Most Flexible Nibs? I agree, Waterman #2 nibs are probably the easiest way to get the desired flex since they are readily available and often reasonably priced BUT BUYER BE WARNED--many damaged nibs will result from this flex mania, and most sellers won't be as honest as the owner of the sprung #4 currently offered in our fpn classifieds for $1
Waterman 88 - The Fountain Pen Network Waterman in Paris was near the "Place de l'Étoile" (the explanation for the name of Man 100 Étoile) not in "Place des Vosges" In symbolism, the number eight is the symbol of infinity, 88 symbolizes the dual leadership of the infinity of the universe, the infinitely small and the infinitely large
Sheaffer Legacy Heritage Vs. Waterman Carene For my next purchase I have been eyeing a FP with inlaid nib I like the Sheaffer Legacy Heritage and the Waterman Carene I have never owned either brand and would love to hear your opinions - especially anyone that owns both Pictures for size comparison a big big plus! Thanks
Watermans 92V 3V - Waterman - The Fountain Pen Network In absence of any Waterman's catalogs from the '30's and 40's, I wonder what styles and colors were offered The 92 set in Black Pearl prompted me to review my pens and snap a couple of shots to post I was fortunate to find a Waterman's 92V in (what may be) Black Pearl AND a Waterman's 3V in the exact same celluloid style
Watermans 92 - Waterman - The Fountain Pen Network The nib is a Waterman's ideal reg US Pat Off On the barrel is "Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen Reg US Pat Off Made in USA Fountain Pen On the foot of the barrel is imprinted '92' The nib is very fine and very flexible As I understand it, the 9 denotes the material used in the construction and the 2 is the nib size - and that's all I know