Showing posts with label pens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pens. Show all posts

Monday, May 29, 2017

Thinking Tools

From Inventery -

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I am a sucker for a good tag line, and when I saw the words "Thinking Tools" used to describe pens and notebooks?  I had to see what it was all about!

Inventery is (as far as I understand it) a fairly new endeavor based in Los Angeles.  They offer an assortment of design forward products, but what first caught my eye was their pens -

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A bit of personal background here, in addition to the old man being a pen fanatic, I have come to use a pen and pad more and more over the past several months to ensure that:
A - I don't forget anything
B - I don't forget how to actually write ; )

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Anyway, back to the Inventery pens.  They are sleek and modern, and wisely provided with a very obtainable Schmidt P8126 "Capless" Rollerball cartridge.  Because let's face it, sooner or later you will need a replacement cartridge.
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The pen comes without a pocket clip, which is (at least in my opinion) sort of an interesting design touch. 

The pens are made of brass, and treated to achieve the final color and finish.  

Each pen is individually numbered, so you will always have the only one.

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Sales have been pretty brisk, so don't dawdle ; )

Retail = $90 US

 

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Watch and Pen Boxes from Pandora

As any watch fan will tell you, it is often the packaging that makes the difference.  So when the big boys of the watch industry need something special to transport and display their watches, they turn to Pandora -


Saturday, January 4, 2014

Pens from Manu Propria - an Exception to the Rule!

So I am NOT a fan of most watch makers / watch brands "diversifying" their portfolios to include sunglasses, jewelry, phones, pens…

But then again, Angular Momentum / Manu Propria is not just any watch brand!  So as with any good rule, there is always an exception!


Martin Pauli was kind enough to share these with me, so that I can share them with you ; )