This week’s favorite fountain pen and ink combination was easily my new Pelikan Souverän M805 Stresemann Anthracite fountain pen with an extra fine nib and Montblanc Bordeaux ink. I’ve had the pen a week so it still has that new pen smell and glow. MB Bordeaux is my favorite ink so this combination was a no brainer. My other pens are jealous as I’ve been ignoring them for this one.

Some links of interest…

Moore Specialist – The End Of An Era – Fountain Pen Restoration

Vintage Pen Review: Waterman 52 1/2v Red Ripple – The Pen Habit // This is my favorite pen material and design yet I don’t own a pen with red ripple ebonite

SAILOR – canetas e coisas

Pelikan M205: The Story & Review of My First “Real” Fountain Pen – Write Analog

Poll: The Value of the “W.-Germany” Stamp – The Pelikan’s Perch // My vote is “No” it doesn’t add any value although it does make dating the pen a bit easier. The historical significance does add a big “But” to that no vote and I can see where some might want these pens a bit more than others.

Writefine – A Parker Sub-Brand – Goodwriterspens’s Blog

Cesare Emiliano Fountain Pen – Write to Me Often

Four New Pens – Crónicas Estilográficas

8 Reasons Why You Should Write With a Fountain Pen – | edjelley.com

Visconti Opera Typhoon Blue Fountain Pen Review — The Pen Addict

Check out all of this week’s links at Fountain Pen Links. If you’re looking for information about a specific pen or ink be sure to visit Pennquod.