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A Brief History of Victorian Era Gold Pens (Gold Nib Dip Pens) — Part II
Continue from my previous article, when I discussed how the predecessor of fountain pen was gold nib dip pens of the Victorian era. In this article, I want to introduce a couple more gold nib dip pen manufacturers from the 1800s, including Albert G. Bagley, Edward Todd, Mabie Todd, E. S. Johnson, A. Morton and Aikin Lambert. Particularly, I am interested in exploring development of their business and those intricate relationships among these pen makers. If you are also interested in these fine writing instruments back in 1800s, this blog post is for you. ;)
Magna Carta Mag 600 Flex Fountain Pen: Is It Worth the Hype?
This blog post is about my first impression of Magna Carta Mag 600 14k gold true flex fountain pen. Unlike the most popular praises Mag 600 received, I have a mixed experience on this rising star. If you're considering the Mag 600, this review provides some essential details to help you make an informed decision.
Will Text Content Creators be Replaced by ChatGPT? I don’t think so.
In this post, I talked about my opinion on ChatGPT, an AI, replacing text content creators, as a stationery blogger myself. I asked ChatGPT to act in my role to see how it performs. The results were better than expected. Click this post if you’re interested in seeing ChatGPT for stationery blogging!
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