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ON OUR COVER: David Oscarson breaks new ground with his blended hot enamel and guilloche Carl Milles Marriage of the Waters writing instrument collection. Germany’s Montblanc enters the flexible nib market with luxurious new fountain pens and complimentary journals. Italy’s Visconti voyages into clear waters with a relaunch of 18 karat gold nibs and the new limited edition Voyager 30 writing instrument. Fountain pens by French Master of Art Hervé Obligí bridge the divide between sculpture and writing instrument. Artisan Tim Cullen of Hooligan Georgia finds his (Shawshank) redemption. In addition, journals by Musubi celebrate world cultures without appropriation; a walking tour of New York City pen shops; the continuing history of Japanese pocket pens; and pens that come straight from the 3D printer. Plus: enjoy “A Feast for the Eyes,” the 2019 Fall Preview of Pens.
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A Feast for 39+1 Years
With the new "39+1” fountain pen collection, Nino Marino reunites with his first love: Delta Pen Company.
World War II and the Fountain Pen, Part II
It is an axiom that technology advances more rapidly in wartime than in times of peace. In the case of military technology, this is certainly true, but advances made for the military often spill over into the civilian world, and the fountain pen was not left behind during World War II.
The Genesis of Book of Books
James Mathew is a cardiologist who lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He has presented papers at the Annual Gatherings of the Thoreau Society in Concord and the Annual Conference of the American Literature Association in Boston, Massachusetts.
Globe Trotting, Pen-Style
Italy's to Texas Globe pens
The Pen Is Mightier
Horrified by the war in Ukraine, artisan pen makers across the globe are using their skills to make a difference.
Remembering Paul Rossi: September 24, 1948 - June 19, 2021
Largely considered one of the founding fathers, Paul was an artist's artist
A More Colorful Union
The pen public has questions about the Sailor 50 States fountain pen ink series. Sailor's U.S. distributor, Itoya Profolio, has the answers.
Graf von Faber-Castell Honors the Aztecs
Pen of the Year 2022: Aztecs is inspired by the history, mythology, and precious objects of the ancient Central American civilization.
A Mountain of Enduring Design Excellence
From the Conklin Endura Deco Crest to new pens in the Monteverde Regatta collection, California's Yafa Brands is bursting with creative new designs.
Turning Points: McKenzie Penworks
Tough, sparkling, and unique, Tim McKenzie’s DiamondCast resins are beloved by pen companies and collectors alike.
