One item has 12 nibs.
Manufactured by well the known E. S. Perry, these are No. 333 "David" nibs. They are of the "Iridinoid" brand, suitable for pointed pen calligraphy and probably drawing.
They have a Fine stroke with a bit of a flex, but I don't have enough experience to judge.
These nibs are stainless steel (I think) but may have a protective coating as well.
These pointed nibs are good for cursive writing, scripts and drawing.
Box not included.
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Before Use
Remember new nibs need cleaned/degreased. You will find people giving advice to use soap, spit, flame, acetone, or potatoes. All of these methods work. However high temps are used to manufacture nibs, so flame will likely reduce its life span. There are better uses for a potato.
You want the ink to adhere like paint to the nib; if it beads up like water on glass, then it needs degreasing. Generally a quick inky rub does the job.
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