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Parker Sonnet Fountain Pen Nib Size Comparison

Parker Sonnet Fountain Pen Nib Size Comparison
Since its introduction in 1993, the Parker Sonnet has proved to be one of Parker's most popular ranges as a successor to the Parker 75.The Pen was originally offered with four nib widths - Fine, Medium, Broad and Extra Fine - but Parker has now expanded the range to offer eight different sizes and styles (in chrome, gold-plated and solid 18ct gold options).
Detailed explanation of each Parker Sonnet Nib Size (click the images to enlarge them)
Medium Italic
One for an avid enthusiast or seasoned professional. Italic nibs are cut to leave the tip wider across the end, enabling more line variety. The Parker Sonnet Medium Italic nib is a 'cursive' italic, which is smoother and easier to control than 'stub end' italics. 'Stub' nibs produce much more intense line variations.
Medium Oblique
Different naming conventions by different manufacturers can result in a lot of confusion with oblique nibs. They're more chisel-like in appearance, and suited to writers who hold a fountain pen somewhat rotated in the hand. They can be ground in either direction, which leads us on to...
How do all the different nib sizes compare across the different brands? Is a Parker Medium nib the same as a LAMY medium? Our visual blog post reveals all.
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