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SHEAFFER Calligrapher
 
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The
Sheaffer® story begins in 1907, with the invention of the lever
filling fountain pen by Walter A. Sheaffer in Fort Madison, Iowa.
The fountain pens of the day were cumbersome and messy to refill,
requiring an eyedropper and a steady hand. Sheaffer's dissatisfaction
with this inconvenience led him to seek a refilling method that would
be simple and clean.
The
result, the first practical lever filling fountain pen, earned Walter
Sheaffer a U.S. patent in August of 1908. A single stroke of a slim
metal lever filled the pen reservoir directly from the ink bottle.
Local reception was so enthusiastic that Sheaffer decided to risk
his life savings to establish the W.A. Sheaffer Pen Company in 1912.
Since October 1997, Sheaffer® has been part of the BIC Group and
today is the trademark for its premium writing instruments. |
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more on the official Sheaffer
Pen web site |
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Sheaffer
Pen
the manufacturer's web site a division
of BIC USA Inc. |
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BIC
manufactures and sells stationery products under the Bic, Conté,
Ballograf, Sheaffer, Wite-out and Tipp-ex brands. |
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| SHEAFFER
Calligraphy |
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Sheaffer
Pen Calligraphy Maxi Kit
This kit contains three No-Nonsense calligraphy pens with
cushioned grips, one each broad, medium and fine nibs, 14 ink
cartridges, three reusable grids, step-by-step instructions
and tracing guide.
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| Did
you know? |
Raymond
Savignac, the famous French poster-designer, created
the BIC® Boy in 1961. He developed an advertising campaign
to promote BIC's new ballpoint pen with the ball made of tungsten
carbide. Hoping to attract the attention of children, he designed
a schoolboy with his head replaced by the pen's ball and holding
a pen behind his back. |
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»Read
more on bicworld.com |
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"After
the BIC pen company bought Sheaffer, one of the changes is that
the US made Skrip line of inks has been replaced with eleven
new inks made in Slovenia."
»Read
the article by Greg Clark on inksampler.com
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| »More about the history of Sheaffer Skrip Ink and the recent formula changes in Sam Fiorella's article "Casey's Nightmare" from Pen Tracks, Sept.2002. |
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