Couldn't fill my pen from the last bit, as it doesn't reach to the collar of the pen. So it mostly sucks up air. Transferred the last bit to a long skinny tube. Works well!
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It's a FPR Indus and you guessed the nib correctly! Might as well name the other pen to the right: Kuretake No. 13 brush pen (takes a platinum 800A converter and fountain pen ink but has an actual brush instead of a nib).
For the pen to the right I would never have guessed that as the brand is new to me. Thought about a Sailor, japanese and all, but there also were subtle differences (thinner black plate above the clip, two gold righs on the body). Will look that up, thanks
Hooray, thanks for the riddle :) I just happen to know the nib because I am looking for a flex replacement nib for my TWSBI Eco and stumbled more than a few times over FPR but they won't fit without some modifications to the feed. At least I found a retailer.