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Article: Handwritten Post - Why A Fountain Pen?

Handwritten Post - Why A Fountain Pen?
Handwritten Post

Handwritten Post - Why A Fountain Pen?

Handwritten Post - Why Use Fountain Pens

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Extraordinary Pens - Pelikan Magnum Emege
Extraordinary Pens

Extraordinary Pens - Pelikan Magnum Emege

Calling all Pelikan collectors! This 1935 Pelikan 100N Magnum Emege piston-filler is an absolutely beautiful pen: combining a deep red hard rubber cap, inner cap, and turning knob, with a stunning ...

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On Point With GoPens #16
On Point

On Point With GoPens #16

Why do nibs have tipping? Vintage pen nibs were tipped with iridium, a hard, expensive metal alloy, because the gold nibs on the pens were far too soft to withstand being in continuous conta...

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