**This listing is for left-handed nibs**
These straight-cut broad-edge calligraphy nibs from England are great for more than just Roundhand––try Mitchell nibs for Carolingian, Italic, Uncials, Gothic, Foundational Hand, and Roman Caps. The most flexible broad nib on the market compared to Brause, Speedball, Tape, or Tachikawa. Unique to other broad-edge nibs also due to their separate reservoirs, which can be found here. Popular for intermediate and advanced calligraphers, with or without reservoirs. Beginners may have trouble due to their flexibility.
Bronze finish. This set includes one each of the following sizes: 0, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3,5, 4, 5, and 6 as well as 10 reservoirs (one for each nib). The sizing of Mitchell Nibs is different from other broad nibs. Here is a breakdown including millimeter equivalence:
**This listing is for left-handed nibs**
These straight-cut broad-edge calligraphy nibs from England are great for more than just Roundhand––try Mitchell nibs for Carolingian, Italic, Uncials, Gothic, Foundational Hand, and Roman Caps. The most flexible broad nib on the market compared to Brause, Speedball, Tape, or Tachikawa. Unique to other broad-edge nibs also due to their separate reservoirs, which can be found here. Popular for intermediate and advanced calligraphers, with or without reservoirs. Beginners may have trouble due to their flexibility.
Bronze finish. This set includes one each of the following sizes: 0, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3,5, 4, 5, and 6 as well as 10 reservoirs (one for each nib). The sizing of Mitchell Nibs is different from other broad nibs. Here is a breakdown including millimeter equivalence:
| Compatibility | Standard Holders, Adjustable Holders |
| Skill Level | Intermediate, Advanced |
William Mitchell
William Mitchell
William Mitchell
William Mitchell
They are beautiful and I love the ones I’ve used without the extra gold pieces (see how new I am to calligraphy? Lol). I am just having trouble getting the gold pieces to fit on the nibs without blocking the tip the nib? I can’t figure out I guess how to push them up all the way. I don’t want to damage them and I’m trying with Google and YouTube. But trying as I said. They blow anything I’ve ever used out of the water I have to say. Not scratchy especially because they’re made for me being left handed. If anyone can help me with how to put the extra pieces on that would be greatly appreciated! Thank you Paper Ink Arts for showing me lefties ARENT left out and I am enjoying learning immensely with these!! Reply from PIA: Hi Danielle! So happy to hear that you are enjoying them--we will follow up with you via our customer service email to assist you with the nibs!
