That gray one is particularly stunning
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It’s my favorite (probably the sticker)
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OMG that 0.5 Injecto.
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The dimensions of the 0.5 Injecto look different from the 0.4.
It is a different finish and weight
It’s more of an enamel finish where the 0.4 is more aluminum and lighter.
The 0.5 might also be thinner, but I only just noticed in the pictures the different location of the ring in the middle.
The different location of the ring is what made me notice the different dimensions.
I could not tell if it was the black on the dark background that made it look slimmer, or if it really is.
Aimvision is so much thicker than I thought.
I will see what I can confirm…
Nice custom edition, like it! 
EDIT: I’ve actually never had this Pentel, I should probably try it out to see how it holds up and how it draws and writes…
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Pilot desk pen stealing the show again. In this picture it is begging for a lead holder conversion modification but destroying the beautiful finial would ruin everything.
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To me, the GraphGear 500 is amazing, and even after more than 15 years it’s still in my top 10.
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“The Clipper” by the WASP Pen Co. Inc., Fort Madison, Iowa, USA, circa 1941, features the brand’s distinctive “circuit board” celluloid and a second-generation domed end piece. It takes 0.036-inch (~0.9 mm) lead.
The Walter A. Sheaffer Pen Company used this sub-brand to experiment with new materials, designs, and ideas.
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What is that Mitsubishi on the left, what is that sticker, why do I love it so much?
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you beat me to it
EDIT: I just realized @ulfesharpe Vasco’s post has 1500 responses!
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