Crowquill Fountain Pen

Draw and write with a crowquill or Hawk quill in our Pump Pen. 

• Contains our crowquill adaptor including Hunt 102 nib
• Replace the nib easily - slip out the old and stick in the new
• Accepts all crowquills and Hawk quill nibs
• Use any ink or paint, even India ink or acrylic paint
• Large capacity reservoir - draw all day and don't worry about running out
• Screw-on cap and body prevent leakage

About ther reservoir

You can double the volume of ink or paint stored in the pen by removing the reservoir and filling the body. The reservoir provides a double wall of guaranteed protection, which might be what you want, but it does reduce your carrying capacity. 

Time for a Pump Pen? 

Quill nibs have a constrained ink flow due to the tubular design of the nib and the small air hole at the nib's tip. We recommend using the Crowquill Pump Pen with quill nibs, since pressing the pump can help force a more reliable flow of ink through the quill nib. That said, many crowquill users order our Crowquill Fountain Pen and are happy with it. It's your choice. 

Other nibs you can use in this pen

• Use our large nib feed for Zebra Manga G, Brause Rose, and our Sketch nibs
• Use our Nikko/Tachikawa feed for those nibs
• Use adaptors for smaller nibs, such as the crowquill, Gillott 303 and Leonardt Principal

What you get in the package

• One Fountain Pen
• One crowquill adaptor containing one Hunt 102 crowquill with feed and section
• User instructions

For more pen product details, click here. 

You can order additional crowquill nibs.  

For more information . . .

• Expanding the flow of ink in quill feeds
• Using quill feeds
• User information
• Ackerman Pens YouTube channel