Almost every British child learns writing with this pen

Almost every British child learns writing with this pen. ✍️
#appelboomlaren #fountainpen #pencollector

[@johnlopez3996]

In the US, many kids in kindergarten begin to write with a round Ticonderoga pencil. I used one that was blue and did not have an eraser.

[@paulmchugh1430]

I really do not know the brand but my first writing tool was a pencil. It was twice the size of a Staedler with a lead that was twice as thick. It had no eraser. We were taught to cross out the error, not erase it. The paper was very low grade. I will say it has bits of wood shavings in it. We could use ballpoint in second grade and we're allowed fountain pens in sixth grade.

[@PenFriends]

I used something very similar as a child and got engrossed with fountain pens! They were all the craze when I was in school

[@AlberdinaDullemond]

Bruynzeel Pencil and then dippen and talens blue ink :)

[@archivist17]

Pencil, as you say, then Osmiroid with a left handed nib.

[@schm4704]

Crayons, then felt tip pens, then Pelikano.

[@isabelwinstanley5445]

pencil, then dip ink pen, last year at junior school a fountain pen

[@Oldnose63]

A blue Bruynzeel ballpoint and a brown pencil. Don’t know the brand anymore.