Sheaffer Sentinel Deluxe TD

[@archivist17]

A beautiful classic!

[@HeldinWrites]

Agreed :)

[@McAmeron089III]

Wow! I have what looks to be the exact same penin black and mine is a snorkel-filler. I'd been trying to find what model mine is; so,it must be a Sentinel from all outward appearances. Yes,very much fun to write with the Sheaffer's upturned nibs!
I also have an old Sheaffer with the Triumph(?) inlaid nib;it is a Touchdown filler. Such cool pens!
Thank you for sharing your sweet old pen.
PS:I have only tried one Herbin ink,Bleu Nuit. It is lighter blue than the one in your video; and,it has very nice shading. Well-behaved and easy to clean. I bought the Herbin ink in a little stationary store in Las Vegas,New Mexico called "Paper"Trail"! It was an emergency purchase but I'm glad I have it as a memory of my visit there.
PS:I think the lettering on the vintage Sheaffer's pen-barrel says Fort Madison,Iowa. It's hard to read.

[@HeldinWrites]

That's cool! I think your's might be an older sentinel maybe. I think the touchdowns are newer than snorkels.
Herbin inks are somewhat underrated, I feel. They generally behave very well!

[@flaviojunior4218]

Hi, Heldin! I have the same pen, in burgundy. A nice and smooth writer fountain pen.

[@HeldinWrites]

That's a lovely color!

[@dsabh326]

I think you really like sheaffer nibs, they are fantastic

[@HeldinWrites]

I DO

[@MissMarilynDarling]

I beleive the term is tubular nib or conical nib not inlaid HOpe that helps :0.)

[@HeldinWrites]

Thanks!