Others

Dual-personality pen. Loves paper and mobile touchscreens. When you're accustomed to the writing precision of a Cross pen, it's only natural that Cross would bring that distinctive experience to a stylus. Tech2 combines both in one instrument. A smoother glide and increased accuracy will make bringing ideas to life feel effortless, whether on paper or your mobile screen. There are few companies that are so rooted in American history as the A.T. Cross Company. Founded in 1846 by Richard Cross in Lincoln, Rhode Island. Cross is the oldest manufacturer of quality writing tools in America. Cross has become adept at merging flawless pen design with beautiful jewelry-level craftsmanship...

Dual-personality pen. Loves paper and mobile touchscreens. When you're accustomed to the writing precision of a Cross pen, it's only natural that Cross would bring that distinctive experience to a stylus. Tech2 combines both in one instrument. A smoother glide and increased accuracy will make bringing ideas to life feel effortless, whether on paper or your mobile screen. There are few companies that are so rooted in American history as the A.T. Cross Company. Founded in 1846 by Richard Cross in Lincoln, Rhode Island. Cross is the oldest manufacturer of quality writing tools in America. Cross has become adept at merging flawless pen design with beautiful jewelry-level craftsmanship...

There are only a few writing instruments which have been successful in the market for decades without big changes. One of them is of course the Kaweco Classic Sport. It follows the design of the year 1935. A friendship for generations. This edition features a solid matt finished aluminium body. The Kaweco AL Sport Black Multipen has a soft rubber stylus at the top that works on capacitive touch screen devices such as smartphones and tablets. A twist mechanism retracts and extends the pen tip. Striking at the Kaweco AL Sport Black Multipen is that it is very small. The pen has a lenght of only 11.6 cm and therefore easy to store in a bag or pocket. Kaweco belongs to one of the oldest brands on the market. For more than 125 years Kaweco pens are an integral part of the High-Class assortments. Kaweco insistently focuses on the thin line between tradition and innovation and therewith since 1883 secur..

There are only a few writing instruments which have been successful in the market for decades without big changes. One of them is of course the Kaweco Classic Sport. It follows the design of the year 1935. A friendship for generations. This edition features a solid matt finished aluminium body. The Kaweco AL Sport Silver Multipen has a soft rubber stylus at the top that works on capacitive touch screen devices such as smartphones and tablets. A twist mechanism retracts and extends the pen tip. Striking at the Kaweco AL Sport Silver Multipen is that it is very small. The pen has a lenght of only 11.6 cm and therefore easy to store in a bag or pocket. Kaweco belongs to one of the oldest brands on the market. For more than 125 years Kaweco pens are an integral part of the High-Class assortments. Kaweco insistently focuses on the thin line between tradition and innovation and therewith since 1883 secur..

There are only a few writing instruments which have been successful in the market for decades without big changes. One of them is of course the Kaweco Skyline Sport. It follows the design of the year 1935. A friendship for generations. The Kaweco Black Calligraphy Set includes a Kaweco Sport fountain pen with a 1.1mm calligraphy nib as well as three exchangeable inserts with a stroke width of 1.5, 1.9 and 2.3mm. The Kaweco Calligraphy set is available in black and white and is beautifully packaged in a metal gift box. The set additionally includes three protective caps for the exchangeable inserts as well as two boxes of original Kaweco ink cartridges and an instruction booklet. Striking at the Kaweco Sport Black Fountain pen is that it is very small. The pen has a lenght of only 10.5 cm with closed cap, and therefore easy to store in a bag or pocket, but with the cap on the back of the penit measures 13.5 cm and it is excellent to write with.  The Kaweco Sport Black Fountain pen has a steel nib made by the German company Bock Heidelberg and fills by cartridge or converter. Kaweco belongs to one of the oldest brands on the market. For more than 125 years Kaweco pens are an integral part of the High-Class assortments. Kaweco insistently focuses on the thin line between tradition and innovation and therewith since 1883 secur..

The Lamy Accent Aluminium Multipen has a modern design. The Lamy Accent Aluminium Multipen has an aluminum finish and a solid steel spring clip. The grip part is removable and gives the pen a personal touch. The choice is made up of: Rubber Black (Black Rubber - Standard), Karelian Wood (Wood), Deepred Wood (Red), Yellow Crackle (Yellow), Darkblue Linen (Blue), Driftgreen Metallic (Green) and Leather Black (Black Leather). The Lamy Accent grip sections are also available separately in our webshop. Lamy Accent 4pen multipen - '3+1' multifunction pen with 3-colour ballpoint and 0.7mm pencil. Lamy is an independent family-owned enterprise which was established in 1930 by , former Parker employee, C. Josef Lamy in Heidelberg. The Lamy brand has existed since 1952 and proved its innovative prowess in the very first year with the completely novel Lamy 27 fountain pen series. And in 1966 the distinctive style of Lamy Design was born with the Lamy 2000...

The Lamy Accent Palladium Multipen has a modern design. The Lamy Accent Palladium Multipen has an palladium finish and a solid steel spring clip. The grip part is removable and gives the pen a personal touch. The choice is made up of: Rubber Black (Black Rubber - Standard), Karelian Wood (Wood), Deepred Wood (Red), Yellow Crackle (Yellow), Darkblue Linen (Blue), Driftgreen Metallic (Green) and Leather Black (Black Leather). The Lamy Accent grip sections are also available separately in our webshop. Lamy Accent 4pen multipen - '3+1' multifunction pen with 3-colour ballpoint and 0.7mm pencil. Lamy is an independent family-owned enterprise which was established in 1930 by , former Parker employee, C. Josef Lamy in Heidelberg. The Lamy brand has existed since 1952 and proved its innovative prowess in the very first year with the completely novel Lamy 27 fountain pen series. And in 1966 the distinctive style of Lamy Design was born with the Lamy 2000...

The Lamy CP1 is a slim metal design, 9.5mm in diameter. CP stands for cylindrical pen and is the second oldest still existing writing line of Lamy. The pen was designed by Gerd A. Müller, also designer of the Lamy 2000, in 1974. The Lamy CP1 tripen comprises black ink ballpoint, plus 0.5mm mechanical pencil mechanism and text marker in a 9mm diameter barrel. Lamy is an independent family-owned enterprise which was established in 1930 by , former Parker employee, C. Josef Lamy in Heidelberg. The Lamy brand has existed since 1952 and proved its innovative prowess in the very first year with the completely novel Lamy 27 fountain pen series. And in 1966 the distinctive style of Lamy Design was born with the Lamy 2000...

The Lamy ST is a simple sleek design and matte stainless-steel with a polished steel spring-mounted clip. Lightweight but tough. Ribbed black plastic front section. The Lamy ST twinpen contains a black ballpoint pen and 0.5mm lead mechanism. Replaceable eraser under the cap. Lamy is an independent family-owned enterprise which was established in 1930 by , former Parker employee, C. Josef Lamy in Heidelberg. The Lamy brand has existed since 1952 and proved its innovative prowess in the very first year with the completely novel Lamy 27 fountain pen series. And in 1966 the distinctive style of Lamy Design was born with the Lamy 2000...

There is writing. And then there is calligraphy. Calligraphy is to writing what marquetry is to carpentry. It is the act of applying a second level to the communication which writing accomplishes, for – regardless of form or font – a word on the page or manuscript has a specific meaning. Calligraphy enhances the actual letters which form a word by adding a visual element that both complements and reinforces the message. When written calligraphically, letters and words transcend their basic forms and become precious items. To couple together the spiritual and visual elements of Arabic calligraphy, and to translate them into a pen design, Montegrappa turned to the Lebanese artist and designer, Katya Assouad Traboulsi. Her creativity marries the calligraphy and the Arabesque pattern, which are intricately bound together by history and culture. Based in Dubai, Traboulsi was born in 1960. Since 1986, her work has been exhibited in Paris, Washington, Mexico City, New York, London, Kuwait, Algiers, Beirut, Dubai and other capitals. Traboulsi’s art has entered many private collections all over the world. She has also also published two books, Of Others (2011) and Generation War’ (2013). Traboulsi’s design for the Montegrappa Calligraphy pen features an elegant arabesque medallion in silver as a cap top and an exquisite interplay of enamel arabesque patterns in mother-of-pearl white, red and green. The pen barrel is characterised by its Arabic calligraphy phrase, virtuously embossed on a silver background. The phrase literally reads: “the pen transports culture”, and the symbolism of this phrase is that the pen has been the instrument of transmitting knowledge and culture through time and across generations. Available as a fountain pen only, but with a wide range of nibs including oblique and stub versions preferred by calligraphers, the Montegrappa Calligraphy writing instrument is made of bamboo black celluloid with sterling silver trim. The fountain pen is fitted with an 18K gold nib enhanced with a bicolour arabesque motif. Delivered in a hand-made wooden case devised to protect the pen, it also houses a hardback version of the special book, “Arabic Calligraphy: Worlds Made Precious”. The Montegrappa Calligraphy pen is a limited edition comprising 328 pieces, this number representing the first and oldest discovered document written in a dialect of Arabic and dated 328 CE. Italy's first pen manufacturer, Montegrappa, began manufacturing pens in 1912 in its factory in Bassano del Grappa - a picturesque town along the Brenta River, which flows through Alpine foothills in northeastern Italy. Utilizing natural celluloid and precious metals, Montegrappa combines traditional methods such as die-casting with more recent innovations as low-relief engraving to form their precious art objects. Whether they use colors reminiscent of the master painters or ornamentation suggestive of Baroque palaces, the Italian heritage and romance is infused into each product...