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  Waterman collectors have known for years about a very rare version of the 58 with an extra-long cap with a small rectangular watch set i...

Google's Ngram Viewer is a powerful tool for evaluating the popularity of words and phrases over time. Here are the results for " ...

Belatedly digging through newly-digitized volumes of The American Stationer , I came across this fantastic item -- a specially-packaged set ...

Mike Kennedy just informed me that volume 47 of The American Stationer is now viewable online. Looking more closely, I realized that severa...

Mike Kennedy recently brought to my attention two volumes of Geyer's Stationer not listed in our directory of issues available online :...

Waterman's original feed was narrow, just wide enough to carry the grooved ink channel. It was protected by US patent 293545 , issued...

The newly-digitized  volumes of The American Stationer , covering mid-1900 to the end of 1901, are of particular interest for the history of...

The availability of digitized copies of The American Stationer has revolutionized writing history research over the past several years; I c...

While most pen repair techniques have been given at least basic treatment online or in print, there is still next to nothing publicly availa...

Every now and then one runs across a hoard of new old stock pens, packed away decades ago. Sometimes they belonged to a salesman or a distri...