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Posted 10 months ago
mrmajestic1
(64 items)
Again I'm posting something that has accumulated in one of my boxes over the years. No, I don't collect pens and pencils but I have kept a few I have found interesting.
The first picture contains a 'Mickey Mouse' pen, not vintage I'm sure, but kind of interesting to me. There is also a pencil, found in an older account book, it looks old and has that strange hook on the ferrule. It contains advertisement 'Eastern S????ting Co.' followed by 'Credit Gladly'. Then there is a 'Phillips 66' ballpoint, and a weird looking contemporary fish pen that really sparkles in the sun.
The last three pictures are a KFC ballpoint that reminds me of the 1960's for some reason. This pen was probably the one that got me saving other pens.
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WOW, these are COOL! like them all , The K.F.C. pens are great, but my favorite is the "fish" pen, very unusual.
Thank you mikielikes and miKKo for the loves. It seems that one can find a pen in almost any unusual design.
Thank you BELLIN68.
your very welcome:)
Thanks Marc 112.