Silver Series Ansel Adams

NIB SIZE GUIDE: The best fountain pen tip for beginners to use to become acclimated to writing with a fountain pen is probably a size Medium tip. But you may also use a broad nib size Broad if all you want to do is sign documents with your fountain pen. EXTRA FINE: A particularly small line width distinguishes the extra fine nib strength. If you write with small, somewhat delicate letters and apply minimal pressure, you should pick an EF nib. It is perfect, for instance, for adding notes to calendars. In addition to fitting into even the smallest lines, the extremely fine pen stroke also prevents ink from bleeding through on delicate and very thin paper. FINE: With its straight nib, the fine nib creates a delicate and smooth stroke on the paper. It is suited for small, filigree handwriting, just like the EF nib, but overall it is wider and has a wetter ink flow. MEDIUM: The width Medium is the most popular spring strength. It is typically appropriate for any style of handwriting due to its robust line width and clearly readable font. The medium nib size is also a wise choice for left-handed people. Particularly letter writers value the rich typeface's expressiveness. BROAD: The size broad fountain nib might work well for you if you need to sign a lot of things and have a huge handwriting. The fountain pen's large contact surface produces a distinctive and eye-catching typeface. When writing on handmade paper with structure, the broad nib really shines.