Moore Pens - Some Lever fillers and The Fingertip Pen! Restoration and discussion

This video took way too long to get out. Partly because of my schedule and laziness, but also because a random crack appeared in the section of one of the pens. Luckily I dug around in my stock and found a very similar pen and went through the restoration process. Unfortunately the relating part of the process is slow for me because it's a hassle to get out, do, and clean. So, I am sorry for that. However, seeing the issues I have with nibs makes me want to get more consistent and practice that part of it (see the next video coming out).
Other than that, I enjoyed pulling out my older Fingertip pen and getting to use it.
This video is pretty straight forward in terms of restoration. Remove the section, knock out the nibs/feeds (not for the fingertip pen), and then clean/polish as usual with the micromesh pads. This video does bring up a good point - which I would follow if I weren't trying to make a comprehensive repair channel, don't remove or take apart things if you don't have to. This does risk damage to the smaller parts such as the nibs/feeds and pressure bars. I have messed up my fair share of pens this way. In terms of nibs/feeds, just consider soaking and flushing the hooded nibs such as Parker 51/21, Waterman Taperites, and Eversharp Fifth Avenue (and whatever seems more complicated to knock out, honestly.
I wouldn't say that I was surprised at all, but these are very well-made pens. I like this smaller brand of pens, Moore, as they do have lovely and solidly built pens. I will say that my ongoing surprise with vintage pens is how good some of the stainless steel nibs can be. I admit I can be a snob in terms of gold vs stainless steel, but these pens are really changing my mind.

Take a look at the video and let me know what you think!

Here are links to some of the pages/blogs I used to inform me about these pens:
https://oldfountainpensjustforfun.blo...
https://www.penhero.com/PenGallery/Mo...
http://oldfountainpensjustforfun.blog...