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this penography the following
specifications will be used:
The Body = The pen without cap and blind cap
The Cap = The hat of the pen
The Blind Cap = The backmost piece of some pens under which you find the filling mechanism.
The Clip = The clasp by which you fasten your pen in your pocket.
The Jewel and Clip Screw = The part on top of the cap by which the clip is held in place. The jewel is mounted on top of the Clip Screw for aesthethic reasons only.
The Cap Lip = The bottom of the cap into which the pen itself is inserted.
The Cap Ring/ -s or Band = The often gold filled ring or band that holds the Cap Lip together and prevents it from cracking.
The Nib = The point with which you write with the pen. This most often is made of gold or is goldplated. It also has an enforcement on the extreme tip made of an alloy tougher than the gold itself.
The Breather Hole = The hole on top of the Nib through which the air is sucked in to replace the used ink inside the pen.
The Feed = The usually "feathered" plastic collector situated under the nib, collects surplus ink and prevents the pen from blobbing, has on its top (right under the nib) two or more narrow channels: one that leads the ink to the tip of the Nib, the other that leads the air into the pen from the Breather Hole.
The Section = The front part of the pen that covers the feed and holds the nib /feed in place. This is either threaded or made to fit snug into the Body.
The Sac = The rubber sac inside the pen, containing the ink.
The Fill = The filling system of the pen. Either a button activated spring, situated inside the pen that pushes on the Sac, or a plunger that pushes on an horisontally fitted diaphragm that creates a vacuum inside the pen. The Lever fill uses the same principles as the Button fill but operates from a slot on the side of the Body, rather than from the back of the pen.
