Cartridge
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Parker Mixy
The Parker Mixy was designed to be a “school” pen and was released to the market in 1979 in France and phased out there only 2 years later. However, production...
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Lady Sheaffer 630
V2024043
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Montblanc 422 & 490
This ballpoint and fountain pen set was made by Montblanc in the 1970s. The 422 fountain pen was also known as the “Caressa”, although I don’t know if this included...
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Must de Cartier
I know nothing about this pen. I assume that it wasn’t made by Cartier, but I’ll do some digging to find out who made it for them. V2023053
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Monte Rosa 401PS
Monte Rosa was Montblanc’s ‘student’ line of pens, separated as a sub-brand in the mid-1950s and continuing until this last model 401PS which was in production from 1967 until 1970....
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Rexpen Diplomat
Rexpen was a sub-brand of TOZ Penkala which was founded in 1936 in Zagreb. (TOZ stands for Tvornica olovaka Zagreb, or “Pen Factory Zagreb”) This brand was so popular in...
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Bic Fountain Pen
It’s widely understood that the “death” of the fountain pen was brought on by the introduction of the ballpoint. Since “ballpoint pen” is synonymous with “Bic pen”, it felt a...
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The Hampden
The goal of this pen was to make a pocket pen with a #6 nib that turned into a full-sized pen when posted. It can be used with a short...
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Faber-Castell Castello 7
V2023058
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The Belleoram
This pen is made of cumberland ebonite (the barrel and cap), black ebonite (the section / grip), and brass (for the threaded portions of both the barrel and cap). The...