Gillott
Gillott 1068A Nib
Item #:
g1068a
$1.24
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The Gillott 1068a is an extremely rigid nib that requires heavy pressure to create swells. Can perform like a monoline nib if enough pressure is not applied.
Produces very little line variation. Suitable for Spencerian. Used by Master Penman Bill Lilly for his Engrosser's Script. This nib is ideal for intermediate or advanced level calligraphers and is not recommended for beginners.
This nib is included in our Copperplate Sampler
Measurements: 31.5mm long x 6mm wide
Produces very little line variation. Suitable for Spencerian. Used by Master Penman Bill Lilly for his Engrosser's Script. This nib is ideal for intermediate or advanced level calligraphers and is not recommended for beginners.
This nib is included in our Copperplate Sampler
Measurements: 31.5mm long x 6mm wide
The Gillott 1068a is an extremely rigid nib that requires heavy pressure to create swells. Can perform like a monoline nib if enough pressure is not applied.
Produces very little line variation. Suitable for Spencerian. Used by Master Penman Bill Lilly for his Engrosser's Script. This nib is ideal for intermediate or advanced level calligraphers and is not recommended for beginners.
This nib is included in our Copperplate Sampler
Measurements: 31.5mm long x 6mm wide
Produces very little line variation. Suitable for Spencerian. Used by Master Penman Bill Lilly for his Engrosser's Script. This nib is ideal for intermediate or advanced level calligraphers and is not recommended for beginners.
This nib is included in our Copperplate Sampler
Measurements: 31.5mm long x 6mm wide
Compatibility | Standard Holders, Adjustable Holders |
Skill Level | Intermediate, Advanced |
Customer Reviews
1 Review
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Great Nib
Nearly identical to the Gillott 404 nib, it’s got similar flexibility (or lackthereof). It’s sturdiness offers a much more consistent line with little variation. It’s a great nib for drawing and writing certain scripts, and it holds up well to wear and tear over the years.