Pens never stop to surprise us.

I have been insisting with collectors for years, always to select facetted Omas pens with Extra Lucens nibs instead of Extra nibs. The rule with Omas in fact has always been that Extra nibs go with cylindrical pens and Extra Lucens nibs go with facetted pens.

So far...

This Omas Milord from the early 1960s changes the rule as it is fitted with a typical Omas nib from that era, which is not an Extra and is not an Extra Lucens. The pen is new old stock and came to me in pristine condition.  This nib has been mostly found on desk pens of the 1960s and this is the first time I found it on a Milord and it is definitely correct.

The pen is a fantastic writer and the nib is very flexible and extremely pleasant to use.