Muse Fountain Pen – Tagged in Red bookwarden And who's to say that

And who's to say that this pen won't some day be as sought after as a 1952 Mickey 'Mantel' card

Brass accents that are left uncoated will patina over time and are a perfect fit for this look

it's your call

Perhaps we've filled it with osmium (twice the weight of lead) or maybe just maybe it's the inside of a neutron star (one teaspoon would weigh a billion tons)

Periodic cleaning with a high quality brass cleaner is recommended if a brighter finish is desired

Muse Fountain Pen – Tagged in Red bookwarden And who's to say thatDAN'S NOTES ON THIS PARTICULAR PEN I just love this one. The red dominates but it's kept from being a complete tyrant by the blues and golds. For my money, it's the golds that make this pen, and I drew out a bit more than would otherwise be there since this features our bark texture. This one is a bit of a rarity in that the accents are blue. It's a joy to both hold and behold. >>> THE STORY OF THE MUSE While I'm unabashed in my love for pocket pens,