This is a brass "bullet" pen — capped, it's roughly the size of a rifle cartridge; posted, it becomes a full-size writing pen. The brass develops a patina from handling almost immediately, which owners consistently describe as the pen becoming a personal object rather than staying a shop-fresh product — it scratches, it darkens, it becomes specifically yours. Made by the same company behind the Traveler's Notebook, it's frequently chosen as the dedicated pen for a passport-size Midori or Traveler's Notebook — which matters directly here, since Inkwell already stocks the Midori MD range. This isn't a generic travel pen recommendation; it's the pen built by the same maker as a notebook already on your shelves.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUSTIONS (FAQ)
Does it take a converter?
Officially, no — it's cartridge-only by design, due to the small internal space. This means lower ink capacity and more frequent refills than a converter pen, which is the trade-off for the compact brass body.
Will the brass tarnishing damage the pen?
No — patina is a surface change only and is part of the pen's intended character. If you'd rather keep it bright, occasional polishing restores the original shine, but most owners let it develop naturally.
Is the nib interchangeable?
Some users report success swapping in standard JoWo-pattern #5 nib units, but this isn't a guaranteed fit and isn't officially supported — buy expecting the pen as it ships.