Perry and Co viaduct nib for fine hairlines

Perry and Co viaduct pen nib

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About This Product

The Perry and Co viaduct pen nib is a versatile general purpose nib with an exceptionally fine tip, ideal for exquisite hairlines, detailed drawing, cross hatching and refined pointed pen work.

 

An exceptionally fine nib for detail, hairlines and creative precision

The Perry and Co viaduct pen nib is a classic general purpose dip pen nib designed for artists, illustrators and calligraphers who want an exceptionally fine point and precise control. Suitable for use with a variety of inks and mediums, it is a practical choice for delicate line work, expressive drawing and highly detailed penmanship.

Exceptionally fine tip for exquisite hairlines

This nib features an exceptionally fine tip, making it especially valuable for artists and calligraphers who need crisp, elegant hairlines. It is well suited to work where subtle detail matters, helping you achieve a refined and delicate finish with confidence.

Excellent for cross hatching and drawing

The fine point also makes the Perry and Co viaduct pen nib a strong option for cross hatching, illustration and other detailed drawing techniques. It gives you the control needed for fine mark-making, tonal build-up and careful pen work across a range of creative applications.

A versatile general purpose nib

As a general purpose nib, this model is suitable for use with various inks and mediums, making it a flexible addition to any dip pen toolkit. Whether you are working on line drawing, detailed ornament, experimental pen work or controlled lettering, it offers dependable versatility for different styles and tasks.

Suitable for calligraphy and decorative pen work

Although especially useful for drawing, this nib can also be used for refined pointed pen calligraphy and decorative lettering where a very fine line is desirable. It is a good option for those who enjoy combining calligraphy with illustration, flourishes or intricate embellishment.

Compatibility

The Perry and Co viaduct pen nib can be used with a Speedball oblique penholder or the William Mitchell drawing penholder, making it easy to fit into an existing setup. This compatibility is useful for artists and calligraphers who want to explore different nib characteristics without changing their preferred holder.

Made in the UK by William Mitchell

Made in the UK by William Mitchell, this nib reflects a respected tradition of British penmaking. It is a practical choice for those who appreciate traditional dip pen tools with reliable performance and creative flexibility.

Selected by Calligraphy Arts UK

At Calligraphy Arts UK, we select nibs that support genuine creative work across calligraphy, drawing and decorative penmanship. The Perry and Co viaduct pen nib has been chosen as a useful option for customers who need an ultra-fine nib for detailed line work, expressive hairlines and precision-focused projects.

A specialist nib for fine detail work

Whether you are creating exquisite hairlines, building tonal depth through cross hatching or exploring delicate pointed pen techniques, the Perry and Co viaduct pen nib offers the sharpness, control and versatility needed for intricate creative work.

Manufacturer:
William Mitchell
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The William Mitchell heritage in making pen nibs began whilst working with his brother John Mitchell in the early 1820s. William Mitchell established his own business in 1825 to become one of the leading nib manufacturers and famous for lettering pens. Almost 100 years later William Mitchell merged with Hinks, Wells & Co another pen manufacturer to form British Pens employing around 1000 people in the Bearwood Road area of Birmingham.

During the early 1960s British Pens acquired the pen business of other pen manufacturers Perry & Co and John Mitchell once again reuniting the two brothers. Joseph Gillott who were famous for their artist drawing and mapping nibs amalgamated with British pens in 1969.

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Lovely fine nib