Edison Pen Co. Fountain Pen - Collier Burnished Gold

I have had my eyes on Edison Pen's for a while. I first saw this pen on the Goulet website and was enamored with the finish and colour.
Purchased at it at Wonderpens to avoid the tax and exchange rate etc.
The pen cannot be posted, but is large enough to use un-posted. It is on the "girthier" side, but comfortable. I purchased it with a broad nib and ordered a medium nib extra both worked straight out the box.
Wonderpens as usual had fantastic customer service and it is a joy to purchase from.

After having used smaller pens such as Jinhaos, Nemosine Singularities, and the Lamy 2000, I realized that their size was adding undue strain on my finger because I was pressing too hard.

So, I bought the Edison Collier after reviewing its features and from word of mouth. The large girth of the barrel really helps when writing for longer sessions. The ink capacity is just fabulous! Why people like convertors, I do not know. The nib (broad) came smooth and fairly wet, though some slight adjustment made it even wetter, which I like. It does not post, but I can live with that.

The burnished gold design is elegant and won't draw too much attention. Yet, the size and quality might! As my title says, it is a well balanced pen in all respects. Great design, ink flow, feel, and capacity.

I've had a Collier with a steel 1.1mm stub nib for quite a while now, and whilst my replacement nib (don't ask, it involved a child, a cat, and a toilet) was a bit scratchy at first - with a little judicious rubbing down - this has become my firm favorite daily pen.

From a collection of Japanese and American pens, with assorted nibs from all over the world... the Edison Collier is the one I keep coming back to. And if you fill it with an eye-dropper, the ink capacity will last for ages!

Love this pen, and if the nib is a bit rough at first, bear with it, ask advice from Jon and Liz, and get it to just how you like it. You absolutely won't regret it.