3952 Old Goat - BON1 Jet Black Glossy Piano Lacquer Flexible Steel Nib (Crescent Moon Blade) Fountain Pen

BON1:3952 Old Goat - Signature Export Model, A Majestic and Comfortable Writing Experience. Glossy black piano lacquer finish, aluminum alloy airtight cap, and a flexible spring-loaded clip design. The clip is engraved with the 3952 brand logo. Accented with bright chrome electroplated grip section and fittings. The nib is a German JoWo #6 (WIN #12) flexible steel nib (F-tip), meticulously hand-ground and adjusted by Old Goat artisans into a "Scholar's Blade" ~ a crescent moon-shaped blade tip. This allows for subtle variations in line width, offering a more elastic writing feel than standard-ground nibs. It's comfortable to hold, durable, and easy to master. **Gift Set Includes:** German SCHMIDT K2 Converter (ink not included) + 3952 Old Goat Premium Pen Case Packaging. Fountain Pen Dimensions: Total length approx. 145mm, body length (including grip section) approx. 106mm, maximum diameter (excluding clip) approx. 16mm, total weight (excluding nib) approx. 43g. In response to environmental concerns, we do not proactively provide paper bags. If a gift bag is required, please specify this in the order notes after purchase. Thank you. Images are for reference only. The product is sold individually. Some photos may have slight color variations due to lighting and angles; please refer to the actual product. Note: Regularly wipe and maintain the inside of the pen body and cap. Avoid storing the pen tip-down for extended periods when not in use. Gentle Reminder: Avoid applying excessive pressure to the nib or writing at an angle (for right-handed users, it's recommended to hold the pen with the nib pointing towards the 10 or 11 o'clock position). This prevents misaligned iridium points that can cause scratching or ink flow issues. Rinse the nib with clean water regularly to prevent ink build-up and ensure optimal writing performance. Gentle Reminder: The flexible steel nib can withstand a certain amount of pressure. Begin writing with a light touch, then gradually increase pressure to test the nib's elasticity. Applying downward pressure will slightly spread the tines. Use a light touch for horizontal strokes. Avoid applying pressure without direction or excessive force, as this can damage or misalign the nib. Enjoy the pleasure of writing yourself and share it with friends and family. An excellent gift choice that is both practical and high-end!