The Vintage-Inspired Mythic Pens VS3

[@ZenofThePen]

Great Review! I have two pens from Mythic Pens. Great quality, and he used vintage "lizard-skin" blanks to craft them which was impressive!

[@elborracho81]

This pen looks epic in an old Conway Stewart resin, it’s been on my grail list for awhile.

[@philnaunton7181]

Interesting review. I am not as intrigued with this design as you are, but I can see the attraction. I think it is just too big. My first "expensive" fountain pen was a Parker Duofold, and I was rather surprised to find how huge the Duofold was in my hand at the time. In your comparison, though, the Duofold seems rather minuscule. Ha, ha.

[@teresaharris-travelbybooks5564]

It was a Mythic Pen that sent me into the abyss that is the fountain pen hobby. It's all Brad's fault. 😂

[@MrAndrew1953]

A very well made pen for life. A red ,an orange and a black would make a great set. I’m interested to know if the gold nib would offer more line variation in your opinion?

[@johnnyjet3.1412]

Sent my brother Conrad’s ‘Mirror of the Sea’ and a Sheaffer Coffee Edition rollerball, he loves both.

[@michaelbeer1522]

Great review. Thank you. Unfortunately, in the kingdom of fountain pens $500 for a Jowo nib with a plain converter in an antique form is trmendously overpriced. For the pen maker to succeed, he should perhaps study the alternatives that are competing in the space. I hope he brings the product into a more realistic price point.

[@user-br3sl9go3b]

New Parker Centennial Duofolds with gold nibs can be found for less!

[@jacobus57]

David, "duplicity" means deciet, NOT duplication. Please watch your usage, and don't employ words of which you do not know the meaning. This was a bad slip.

[@dennett316]

You can correct someone without being a jerk about it, you know.

[@johnnyragadoo2414]

Interestingly, an archaic meaning of duplicity is "doubleness." Triplicity means things coming in triples. By the way, "deciet" isn't the correct spelling. Many the teacher pounded into my poor head the rule, I before E except after C, unless pronounced as a long A as in neighbor and weigh. Every time I heard that lecture I always said that was a weird rule. W-e-i-r-d, not w-i-e-r-d. None of those spelling tyrants ever got my joke.

[@delkott]

​@@dennett316 - well said! I also think that @jacobus57 could have chosen his/her words more appropriately, and more decently.