#22B Extra Fine:  Featuring a bronze finish and medium stiffness, the #22B is suitable for Copperplate and Spencerian scripts, ornamental work and ruling.  

#56 Standard School: Possessing a stiff action, this nib is steady and durable, making it a perfect tool for beginners.  

#99 Drawing: This extremely flexible nib features an extra fine point and is capable of producing thick swells with minimal pressure.  Perfect for artists with a light touch working on smooth papers.

The #22B, #56 and #99 nibs may all be used with either a straight/classic style or oblique penholder.

#100 Artist:  Perfect for writing at x-heights of 1/8” or less, this highly flexible and delicate nib is best for use on smooth papers. 

#101 Imperial Artist:  Perfect for use to create Copperplate or Spencerian scripts, the #101 is durable and steady.  Ideal for expert and student scribes alike, the #101 is great for larger scale lettering projects.  

Both the #100 and #101 nibs may be used with either a straight/classic style or oblique penholder.

#104 Drawing:  For use to create very fine hairlines and small details, the #104 possesses a superfine point and should be used with the #104 penholder only.

#512 Bowl-Pointed:  Fine pen is best for ruling and lettering applications.

#513EF:  This extra-fine pen is ideal for industrial arts.

The #103, #512 and #513 nibs may be used with either a straight/classic style or oblique penholder.

#102 Crowquill:  The #102 is super fine and flexible.

#107 Hawk Quill:  Stiffer than the #102, the #107 features a super fine point and is highly durable.  Best for creating long, even lines and cross-hatching details.  

#108 Litho Hawk Quill:  The #108 is best for use for cross-hatching, flourishing and lithography.