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Here is a link to what the various numbers on Esterbrooks mean. Brian anderson has an awesome Esterbrook site.

http://www.esterbrook.net/nibs.shtml

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Yes, this is an excellent site.  In fact, it was the first FP site I found and saved in Favourites some time ago, as the Esterbrook was the first pen I bought when starting my small collection.  The site is full of good information.

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thanx dennis. i use mr bvinder's as reference as well: http://www.richardspens.com/?page=ref_info/estienibs.htm

he sells these too: http://www.richardspens.com/?page=sales/renew_pt.htm

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No sweat guys. If you find a good reference site like this, drop a link in a new thread & I'll sticky it like the others here.

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