Manuscript General Leonardt Nib

The Manuscript range of Leonardt trimmings were first produced in the 19th century. These are still manufactured in Highley Village, Shropshire. These seams are to produce specific styles of calligraphy. The nibs are: Ball Point Nib: Nickel finish, indicated for writing in general; Drawing No. 30: Nickel finish, with fine point indicated for decorative arts; Copying Nib: Nickel finish, a very flexible tip, suitable for writing and drawing in general; Cutting Nib: Polished finish, special parting to be used on scrape boards; Standard Nib: Nickel finish, indicated for writing in general; Fine Nib: Finish in nickel, extra fine indicated for writing and drawing in general; General Drawing Nib: Nickel finish, indicated for drawing; Index Nib: Bronze finish, generally indicated for decorative arts; Shakespeare Nib: Bronze finish, a decorative nib with the inscribed Shakespeare portrait. Sales unit: 10.