Tachikawa nibs

• Superior 44 – quite a hard nib with little contrast. Fits particularly well in the Tachikawa penholder.

• School pen n.5 – Extremely fine nib, very hard, with no flexibility. Good for those writing with a lot of pressure. Fits particularly well in the Tachikawa penholder.

• Spoon pen 600 shiny metal – Japan made nib in the shape of a spoon. Rather hard, with a low contrast, holds a lot of ink due to the spoon shape. We believe it can be used by children learning to write Copperplate. Fits particularly well in the Tachikawa penholder.