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Esterbrook sold steel nibs for
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A Top-Quality Pen for Everyone
In 1856 Esterbrook became one of the first steel nib manufacturers in the
United States. Prior to the Civil War, people still used quills, cut with
pen knives. In 1920 the company introduced its first fountain pen, providing
the mainstream market with a high-quality writing instrument at a reasonable
price. It filled from an inkwell or bottle, as did all fountain pens then.
It was a rugged little pen with a steel nib, and came in a variety of
colors.
True Writer Carries on the Tradition
Esterbrook, after being one of the most popular pens around, failed to make
a successful transition to the jet-age era of ballpoints. But their vibrant
colors, affordability and robust reliability provided the inspiration for
our first True Writer, launched in 1999. Today, we¹re proud to offer the
True Writer Fountain Pen, Rollerball and Ballpoint in a panoply of colors
and styles, as well as vivid ink refills to go with them. In your hand,
their lustrous barrels are even more vibrant than our photography pros can
show you. The marvel is that such a rich-looking pen can be so reasonably
priced, just as the old Esterbrooks were.
As our line of True Writer pens and matching tools continues to grow, you can look forward to products and services we think will delight you.
—Steve
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