This is a Montblanc Meisterstuck 149, originally a Broad nib I had this nib modified to an Architect Nib. I am offering this for sale as part of a destash I am doing of my collection. Writes beautifully but is redundant in my collection.
Sometimes called a Hebrew Point or an Arabic Point, this grind creates line width variation opposite of a cursive italic—it has a wide cross-stroke and a narrow downstroke. It is well-suited to those writing Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, or block printing. The reverse of all Architect Point grinds are XXF.
It is relatively user-friendly, although it is sensitive to the angle in which you hold your pen from the paper.
