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The Hiro No. 41 is a pointed flexible dip pen nib produced by the German manufacturer Brause, a company founded in 1851 in Iserlohn. It features a rose-colored protective coating and a small breather hole, and is designed with moderate flexibility suited for Copperplate, Spencerian, and modern point...
Why this score
Hiro 41 is a familiar pointed-pen favorite with smooth flex; strong Copperplate reputation, close to Blue Pumpkin consensus.
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The Hiro 40 is a straight, broad-edge dip pen nib produced by the German manufacturer Brause, historically marketed under the "Post Office" name. It features a firm, rigid tip designed to hold a significant amount of ink while maintaining a consistent broad stroke. Calligraphers frequently use this...
Why this score
Solid Brause-made broad-edge nib for italic and uncial; dependable but not as celebrated as Mitchell or Pilot Parallel.
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