A Pen is more than a tool,
It’s a vehicle to your thoughts…
Denis Minamora
There are several basic kinds of a fine writing pen A Fountain Pen, A Rollerball Pen, and A Ballpoint Pen. Bill uses all three types for his pen designs. There are an additional two special categories two select also To choose a selection click on the Bold:
- A Fountain Pen is a nib pen, similar in appearance to a dip pen. Unlike a dip pen, which requires an ink well, the fountain pen is refilled by an internal reservoir of ink. William’s Pens’ Fountain pens have a classic, traditional appearance.
- A Rollerball Pen is a special kind of ballpoint pen. First introduced in 1963, it is designed to combine the convenience of a ballpoint pen with the elegant ink effects of a fountain pen. It employs a water-based ink to achieve this effect.
- A Ballpoint Pen has a small metal ball at its point through which an oil-based or viscous ink is deposited from an internal reservoir. Ballpoint pens are easy to use and are currently the most common kind of pen.
- From time-to-time, Bill obtains special kinds of wood associated with famous people, events, buildings, or ships, from which he designs a pen. Click here Historial Pens to view these pens.
- Bill does take special requests for pens. There might be some material that is very dear to you or your family from which a pen might be crafted. Call Bill at (650) 888-6461, for a friendly chat.
- Gift Certificates are also available upon request.
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