I collect pens--not just any old pens, but the kind that advertise a place, a business, an event...anything! As long as it has writing on it to advertise something or if it's a weird shape or something.
Ted has a large
selection of Here are pictures of my pens. NOTE: I got a lot more but I haven't had time yet to take pictures or put them in any sort of order. So the pictures below are only about half of my current collection. Here is how I have displayed some of the ones I like the best: I had a small to medium size collection, then a nice gentleman sold me a shoebox-full of them, tripling my collection. Click on the small pictures to see larger ones. Here is a picture of my entire collection. Please feel free to send me pens at: PO Box 7254 COLUMBUS GA 31908
About Space Pens by Amy Here are a few details on the history of Space writing instruments. The Mercury Program used a black refillable grease pencil (1961-1963). During Gemini they attached black velcro to the top of a .046 " Autopoint Mechanical Pencil. The Barrel was black and it had a chrome tip. They also used Felt tipped markers. During Apollo, Skylab and Shuttle they used 2 types of Fisher Chrome Pens. The first was the AG7 , the second was the CH4 which comes in several varieties. Eversharp also issued a chrome Space Pen. Mechanical Pencils used were by Scripto. Felt tips (Sandford ?) were also used but they had a tendency to dry out in the long duration Skylab missions (1973-74) Animated GIF by Kevin Sullian from
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