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A gift from my wife. A La Grande or 146 with an oblique broad nib.

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[–] WARPed1701D@wayfarershaven.eu 4 points 1 year ago

In some cases it isn't the pen that is at fault. If a cartridge or converter has a bad seal where it attaches to the feed it will allow air to enter the system uncontrollably and so the pen will leak. Re-seating and if necessary replacing a stretched or damaged cartridge or converter can resolve this.