Hi Deb. Other than your blog on 13/01/13 , and the fact that it’s MAY’S not maU’s. There doesn’t seem to be very much ‘out there’ about this nib…. ‘seems to have a nasty little crack in the shank, so one would wanna be a bit careful with heavy handed flex 😳. Cheers . Rob.
Harking back to the previous postings, you were surprised by the (Scandinavia) in the original company’s name (as was I). It turns out that Truda (as in Pento) is a Scandinavian girl’s name meaning ‘strong’.
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Nope sorry
Thanks anyway, Eric.
Hi Deb. Other than your blog on 13/01/13 , and the fact that it’s MAY’S not maU’s. There doesn’t seem to be very much ‘out there’ about this nib…. ‘seems to have a nasty little crack in the shank, so one would wanna be a bit careful with heavy handed flex 😳. Cheers . Rob.
Have patience, Rob. All will be revealed.
Have to go with Rob, Deborah. It is a Maypen product from my neck of the woods. I’m sure you did a post on them a while back.
Hi Peter,
If you read ahead you’ll see that we worked that one out. Interesting little nib.
Harking back to the previous postings, you were surprised by the (Scandinavia) in the original company’s name (as was I). It turns out that Truda (as in Pento) is a Scandinavian girl’s name meaning ‘strong’.
Your memory is so much better than mine, Peter. That is a significant Scandinavian connection.
Good on memory, not so strong on accuracy!