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My First Attempt in Making a Chinese Italic Fountain Pen

By alankoo
Created 02/28/2007 - 17:11

Dear Pen Lovers,

When Yi Cheng Trading first started selling pens in 2001, there is basically two types of nib existing in the Chinese Fountain Pen Market – The first is the common fine to medium nib and the second, a special Chinese Calligraphy flip up nib. No Chinese Pen manufacturers ever attempt to create an italic nib. The reason is simple – Chinese Character writing has no need for it and the demand for such nib in the Chinese and World market do not warrant such production.

It has been 5 years since our customers asked us for italic nib on a Chinese pen. No one do it so we at Yi Cheng Trading think we should be a pioneer in such task – after all we wouldn’t ourselves Oriental Pen Specialist for no reason.

Let us introduce the first Chinese Italic nib Fountain Pen Prototype. Having an arrow clip and a jet black resin barrel, this pen measures 13.7cm in length and 1.1cm in thickness, the stainless italic nib has a constant ink supply from a suction rubber pump. The nib is specially made under my instruction to ensure a flexible writing comfort.

This prototype is made in a few pieces and only I have access to them. I am hoping to introduce Italic Writing to more Chinese and keep the spirit of writing alive.

To see this pen click here:

http://www.yichengtrading.com/catalog/item/4296103/4236422.htm [1]

Hope everyone can give me some encouragement so I can work harder

Thank you

Alan Koo
Your Oriental Pen Specialist
www.yichengtrading.com [2]

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