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It is often difficult to find a quality alternative nib in the UK, there are times when if I'm wanting to produce a pen when using a premium blank like one of George's or truestone etc I often feel an upgraded nib should be considered.

It would be nice to have a choice of steel, gold & two tone in the two sizes you mention which cover most of the fountain pen kits we use.

[QUOTE="billyb_imp, post: 156833, member: 434"] It is often difficult to find a quality alternative nib in the UK, there are times when if I'm wanting to produce a pen when using a premium blank like one of George's or truestone etc I often feel an upgraded nib should be considered. It would be nice to have a choice of steel, gold & two tone in the two sizes you mention which cover most of the fountain pen kits we use. [/QUOTE]

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