The Master Scrivener design, like its sibling the Scrivener, is inspired by vintage pen styles from the 1930’s – 1950’s. The elongated cap, tall, peaked finial, and gently curving spoon clip create a distinctive look. The barrel’s subtle waistline provides a comfortable, well-balanced handhold. Cap Bands are available in Sterling Silver, Copper, Brass, Bronze, and Aluminum, and are a nice extra to add to your Master Scrivener.
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Pen Dimensions for the Master Scrivener
Master Scrivener in O’Nebula Siren Alumilite – Small
Custom, Extended Master Scrivener in Cambridge Green Ebonite & Ivory Alumilite – Medium
Master Scrivener in A Kingly Coat Lava Explosion – Large
Master Scrivener in Abalone Lava Explosion – Large
Master Scrivener in Chocolate Bronze Lava Explosion – Small
Master Scrivener in Black Pearl Swirl Lava – Large
Master Scrivener in Tibaldi Impero Celluloid – Large
Master Scrivener in Red Stardust – Small
Master Scrivener in Blue Marbled German Ebonite – Medium
Master Scrivener in Red Whirl Acrylic from Conway Stewart – Medium
Master Scrivener in Azure Acrylic from Conway Stewart – Medium
Master Scrivener in Dartmoor Acrylic by Conway Stewart – Medium
Master Scrivener in Dartmoor Acrylic by Conway Stewart – Oversized
Master Scrivener in Elven Wood Alumilite with Copper Cap Bands & Clip – Small
Master Scrivener in Midnight Forest alumilite with custom sterling silver cap bands
Master Scrivener in Midnight Forest alumilite with Sterling Silver Cap Band
Master Scrivener in Moonlit Forest alumilite with Sterling Silver Cap Band
Master Scrivener in Elven Wood alumilite with Copper clip and bands
Is this top-heavy at all? As a reference, I feel that Pelikan M800 doesn’t post well and is top-heavy when posted. Could anyone offer their experience on this?