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Pen Repair by Jim Marshall and Laurence Oldfield is a great practical guide for repairing collectable pens and pencils. Lies flat for easy viewing. |
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The Moleskine notebook has been put to the test and has delivered a very encouraging result. Washing machine = still legible on the Moleskine paper. |
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Our first limited edition poster is titled, The First Half-Century of American Fountain Pens. |
Pelikan Karajishi Limited Edition Fountain Pen |
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This year’s Pelikan limited edition pen employs the Japanese artist Togidashi. It is made in an extremely small number of 88 pieces worldwide. As will past Maki-e pens, they will be gone quickly. (We were only able to get four.) The pen is made in Germany with the predictable functional quality of German engineering. The fine artwork was done in Japan. This pen embodies the highest forms of Taka-maki-e finished with a great Raden inlay. |
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“Karajishi” is an imaginary lion introduced from China in the Tang Dynasty into Japan. Lions have been considered a precious luck-bringing animal that promotes joy. The hand lacquered green and red lions are burnished and raised to produce a tactile elegance. The six colored, inlaid balls are believed to realise your dreams and bring joy and good fortune to you. The barrel is dusted with fine gold and set with inlaid mother of pearl within the center of the colored balls. The artists signature is brushed in lacquer along with the limited edition number.
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