This site is over three years old and I’ve not reviewed the Lamy Safari until now. How can that be? Perhaps because it’s never been new: the Safari was the first fountain pen I bought as a proper grown up. (Also the first, and so far only, fountain pen I[…]
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I compared Lamy’s 14K gold nib with the usual stainless steel equivalent for The Pen Company. What I wrote pretty much sums up my thoughts about gold nibs in general. Lamy Z55 14K bi-colour gold nib review
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The Lamy Linea is an aluminium-bodied fountain pen with an interesting herringbone pattern. It takes standard Lamy converters and cartridges and standard Lamy nibs. This pen has many similarities with the pur, the st and the Logo, so let’s start there before going on to the differences. All but the[…]
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The Lamy Logo is a stainless steel fountain pen. It’s available with a wide range of nibs and will take Lamy’s proprietary cartridges or converter. It costs £29.50 from The Pen Company, who originally sent me this pen (some time ago) to review for their own blog. I’m republishing that[…]
Read moreMonday’s review of the Lamy Accent is one-third of the latest United Inkdom Meta-Review. Head over to see what my illustrious handwriting and videoing colleagues thought of it. We’re also giving away a full set of the six Diamine Cult Pens Deep Dark inks.
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