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Platinum Pen Co.
Plaisir Fine-Point Fountain Pen
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$22.00
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We are often asked for a nice writing pen, so we were pleased to find the Plaisir Fountain Pen by Platinum. The aluminum barrels come in a seven different colors with an anodized coating that creates a shiny finish. The pen points come in either fine or medium. Created with a new cap to prevent ink drying, this pen offers a consistent flow of ink for up to one year, even with just occasional use. Sure to delight those who love fine writing instruments!
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We are often asked for a nice writing pen, so we were pleased to find the Plaisir Fountain Pen by Platinum. The aluminum barrels come in a seven different colors with an anodized coating that creates a shiny finish. The pen points come in either fine or medium. Created with a new cap to prevent ink drying, this pen offers a consistent flow of ink for up to one year, even with just occasional use. Sure to delight those who love fine writing instruments!
| Tip Size | Fine |
| Tip Style | Fountain |
| Compatibility | Water-Based Ink |
| Skill Level | Beginner, Intermediate |
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Customer Reviews
2 Review
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Nice pen for the money, but...
I tried this pen after deciding to resume using a fountain pen for my everyday writing. It writes fairly smoothly with good ink flow and no skipping. It also hasn't leaked and the cap snaps on tightly. My only complaint is that the cap snaps onto the grip section rather than the barrel, so if you tend to remove the cap with even a slight twist (as I apparently do), it can unscrew the grip over time. It's a minor annoyance, but enough that it warrants a mention.
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Nice pen for the money, but...
I tried this pen after deciding to resume using a fountain pen for my everyday writing. It writes fairly smoothly with good ink flow and no skipping. It also hasn't leaked and the cap snaps on tightly. My only complaint is that the cap snaps onto the grip section rather than the barrel, so if you tend to remove the cap with even a slight twist (as I apparently do), it can unscrew the grip over time. It's a minor annoyance, but enough that it warrants a mention.