Esterbrook fountain pens made their way into the hands of Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Walt Disney artist Carl Barks, and Peanuts comic strip creator ...

At its height, it produced an amazing 600,000 pieces a day. Esterbrook produced its first fountain pen in the early 1920s, since dip pens were losing popularity, and it continued to succeed as the ...

fountain pen nibs and student-style pens, by 1918 it claimed production of 200 million pens per year and over 250 styles of nibs. By 1896, the Esterbrook Company launched a second manufacturing ...

Esterbrook designs will be both original replicas ... Currently, the company has a $65 rollerball pen, a $75 fountain pen, and a limited edition $400 pen. Rosenberg said future collections will ...

Some of my favorite pens—from Esterbrook, Pineider, and Lamy—are available online. If you’re in New York, Fountain Pen ...

Initially, the pair sold third-party brands of fountain pens and ink online ... company is younger than heritage American pen brands like the Esterbrook Pen Company (founded in 1858) and Parker ...

The Fountain Pen Shop was a museum ... grinning as he held the 1950 Esterbrook skyward. “It’s not for sale.” Krinke is survived by his wife Margaret and five daughters.

If you grew up in the mid-20th century and used a fountain pen at school, likely it was an Esterbrook. The new line, made by Kenro Industries, hit the market in 2018, and the company deserves ...

This was her first pen show and she had her sights set on a specific model: an Esterbrook Estie Botanical Gardens fountain pen. Michaela Staton arrived at the show with certain pens she was ...