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N118. Zebra G Nib
Zebra Nib.
Similar to the popular Nikko G Nib, but a little more flexible and sharper. It will produce a finer hairline than the Nikko. Same sturdy quality. If you are using the Nikko G but would like to be able to write with thinner hairlines and thicker strokes, give these nibs a try. Michael Sull still recommends the Nikko G nib as best for learning Spencerian, but this Zebra G Nib is a good one, too, for Spencerian.
Which holders will work with this nib?
https://www.johnnealbooks.com/product_help#Zebra
Just wanted to let you know about my experience with the ZEBRA G nibs: Santa was very generous to me this year and I got a dozen. I pulled the nibs out to play with this weekend and I have found my new love. I used the nib with Walnut Ink and the hairlines, so thin, so smooth, with a light touch and the nib skated effortlessly across the page. I really enjoyed working with this nib. If you haven't had the chance to try this nib out yet, it's worth the couple of bucks. I haven't tried any of my other inks but I will be doing that this week. So far, I'm loving these nibs. Don't know if they are workhorses yet - I only had them a few days. - Ilovepenmanship
I love them too. The nibs are great with the iron gall inks because the ink does not eat the nib as fast. Great hairlines and just enough flex for shades. Much thanks to John Neal for these!!! - Nan DeLuca
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N153. Zebra G Titanium Nib
N153. Zebra G Titanium Nib
This nib is an upgrade from the Zebra G (steel) nib (N118), which is made of chrome-plated steel. It has a titanium coating, which is said to have four times the endurance of the steel version. It is a bit less flexible.
Price breaks at 5 and 10 qty.
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N137. Tachikawa G Nib
Tachikawa G Nib
A multi-use pen nib capable of drawing thin or thick lines depending on the amount of pressure. It is a great drawing nib. It is good for pointed pen scripts such as Spencerian and Copperplate. (Not as readily available as the Nikko G & Zebra G). Chrome-plated.
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N118-10PK. Zebra G Nibs -- 10 pack
Zebra Nibs -- Pack of 10
Zebra G Nib. Similar to the popular Nikko G Nib, but a little more flexible and and sharper. It will produce a finer hairline than the Nikko. Same sturdy quality. Michael Sull still recommends the Nikko G Nib as best for learning Spencerian, but this Zebra G Nib is a good one, too, for Spencerian.
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N154. Pointed Nib Sampler
N154. Pointed Nib Sampler
This nib sampler contains one each of our most popular pointed nibs:
Brause 66EF
Brause Rose
Brause Steno
Gillott 303
Gillott 404
Hunt 22
Hunt 101
Tachikawa G
Leonardt Principal EF
Nikko G
Zebra G
For a sampler that includes all of our pointed nibs, see item N117.
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N158. Zebra G Hard
N158. Zebra G Hard
Treated with a special boron coating, these nibs are made to be more durable than typical G nibs, perhaps writing twice as long before they need to be replaced. They are also stiffer than the regular Zebra G nibs and require a fair amount more pressure for shaded (swelled) strokes.
$3.50 each. 10/$3.00 each
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N117-1. Pointed Nib Sampler:1 each
Copperplate/Spencerian Nib Assortment
One each of the 30 pointed nibs listed below. These nibs are used for Copperplate and Spencerian writing, as well as for pen & ink drawing. Does not include vintage nibs or music nib.
The nibs in the assortment are:
Brause 66EF, Rose, Steno
Gillott 170, 290, 291, 303, 404, 659, 1068A, 1950
Hiro Crown, 111EF, 40 (Blue pumpkin), 700
Hunt 22B, 56, 99, 100, 101, 103, 108
Mitchell Elbow
Nikko G
Zebra G
Tachikawa G
Leonardt G, Shakespeare, Index, Principal EF
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N204. Ink Cage Reservoir + Nib
N204. Ink Cage Reservoir + Nib
The revolutionary Ink Cage is a reservoir for pointed pen nibs. It allows you to write or flourish much longer before re-dipping. The Ink Cage is sold permanently attached to the nib of your choice. It is not removable or reusable.
Choose nib:
Titanium Zebra G
Zebra G (steel)
Brause Rose
Nikko G
Brause Blue Pumpkin (Steno 361)
Leonardt Principal EF
Hunt 101
Gillott 404
Brause 66EF
Click here for important cleaning instructions.
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H115. Adjusted Turned Wood Oblique Holder
H115. Adjusted Turned Wood Oblique Holder.
The Ornamental Wood Holder has intricate ornamental turnings inspired by those on the Century Penholders. Color of holder varies.
The Tapered Wood Holder has a finely tapered classic shape. All Tapered are the same dark brown/black color.
The Ebony Wood Holder has the same design as the Ornamental version, but is made out of a very dark (almost black) African hardwood. This version is slightly heavier than the other versions.
The Zanerian Wood Holder is made using the same wood (and colors) as the Ornamental version. The Zanerian design is a very slim shaft with a small finial on the tip.
Choose nib: 66EF (Brause 66EF), 303 (Gillott 303), PRIN (Principal EF), NIKK (Nikko G).
H115 sizes and the nibs they accommodate:
66EF: N70-Brause 66EF, N73-Gillott 290, N76-Gillott 1068A, N97-Hunt 512.
NIKKO: N113-Nikko G, N118-Zebra, N81-Hiro #40, N90-Brause Steno, N69-Brause Rose, N74-Gillott 404, N98-Hunt 513EF, N137-Tachikawa G
PRIN: N120-Principal EF, N77-Hunt 101, N82-Hiro Crown, N86-Hunt 56, N88-Hunt 99, N93-Hunt 22, N102-Gillott 1950
303: N72-Gillott 303, N108-Brause 511, N126-Brause 515, N83-Hiro 700, N99-Brause 513
These adjusted holders come ready-to-write, with the nib inserted.
Quantity discount for 12 or more.
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B4283. Calligraphic Drawing / Loong
B4283. Calligraphic Drawing: A How-to Guide and Gallery Exploring the Art of the Flourish by Schin Loong. 2018. 128pp. 8.5"x10". Paper
The book starts with tools, materials, and basic stokes, and includes instruction for the traditional birds and for the feather quill. But the special part of the book comes next, with exercises on creating light and dark textures in irregular shapes and how to use this knowledge, along with step-by-step instruction, to create more animals: crane, rooster, jellyfish, goldfish, peacock, parrot, owl, raccoon, elephant, puppy, rabbit, fox, zebra. Flourished banners and cartouches and adding lettering to your flourished animals are also covered. The text and how-to’s move from the simplest to the most challenging designs, with examples to inspire you.
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