Vintage Pen News

  For collectors of pens and pencils, there's always something new. In this case, that something is a bit of a mystery. Vulcanite and ...

  Early Waterman lever-fillers have long been an interest of mine. The pen shown above is one of the rarest, though at first glance it se...

This nib was surely made in New York, but bears an imprint in Greek: "H ΩPAIA" (the good/beautiful), the Greek flag, "EΛΛAΣ...

The warnings were not exaggerated: we got a lot of snow here in Providence. Lost power for a day, too. It was beginning to get pretty chilly...

One of the most enjoyable aspects of dealing in old writing instruments is how there is inevitably something new to be learned. The dip pe...

Shipping costs are going up on January 27. From what I can tell, the most significant increases will be for international shipments, with th...

This video shows how to identify real silicone pen sacs. Our testing indicates that virtually every ink sac sold as silicone over the ...

In many fields of collecting, an item in its original box is worth far more than one without -- so much so, that it is not uncommon for th...

Silicone pen sacs are the future, and we now have them ! Latex ink sacs have been around for over a hundred years, but have recently begun...

It has long been known that Waterman at some point took over Aikin Lambert. When this took place, however, has long been an open question. O...