What Company Had A Copy Of Einstein's Dna In It?

[TREBFPN]

Hi. I am looking for a fountain pen made in the late 90's. The company made some unusual limited edition pens: There was a pen that they made with a copy of Einstein's DNA in the top of the cap. I think it had a small glass globe there. Another pen that I recall had some sort of nautical ship or submarine window on the top of their pen as well. It is hard to recall but I think it had some pipes on the outside design of the pen and it had a gold metallic finish. My question basically is, what company made these? Any help would be greatfully appreciated.

Thank you very much in advance .

[bluefish65]

I recall reading about a pen made by Krone (a company that has some unique pens) that had a bit of paper from one of his written formulas encapsulated on the cap, but not DNA.

 

As for the nautical pen, could you be thinking of the Titanic DNA pen?

 

http://gizmodo.com/391513/titanic-dna-fountain-pens-made-with-real-wreckage

[Ghost Plane]

Krone made the Lincoln with DNA under the cap.

[TREBFPN]

Thank you. This is the other fountain pen. I really appreciate the help.

 

 

 

Edited April 14, 2015 by TREBFPN

[graystranger]

I wonder how well the grip is sealed in this pen. it would be ironic if the nib dried out when not used!

[TREBFPN]

I only wonder what would happen if it were dropped on the ground or in water. You think it would float? Sorry, I could not help myself from thinking about this.

 

This is the Titanic DNA pen mentioned above. I kind of like the design better but I know this would probably sink .

 

 

Edited April 14, 2015 by TREBFPN