Am I the only one who's still addicted to Sheaffer No Nonsense Pens? I've been using them since the mid-70's and I just can't stop. Maybe it's the bright colors, or maybe the simple classic design. I must have at least a dozen of them, mostly vintage bought on ebay. Translucent, opaque, tag-a-long. And I've worn out countless others. I've tried other "fat" pens, but they just aren't the same. (Sigh.) Like a junkie, every few months I make a special trek to my local blueprint shop to purchase a slew of fine point refills. (Photo courtesy of fountain pen network.)
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Addicted to No Nonsense Pens
Am I the only one who's still addicted to Sheaffer No Nonsense Pens? I've been using them since the mid-70's and I just can't stop. Maybe it's the bright colors, or maybe the simple classic design. I must have at least a dozen of them, mostly vintage bought on ebay. Translucent, opaque, tag-a-long. And I've worn out countless others. I've tried other "fat" pens, but they just aren't the same. (Sigh.) Like a junkie, every few months I make a special trek to my local blueprint shop to purchase a slew of fine point refills. (Photo courtesy of fountain pen network.)
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