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Here is my list of Esterbrook patents. The link goes to a European database site. Click on Original Document for the full patent description. Enjoy!

Please make corrections or additions.

 

 

Patent No 1800425 Pen 1931

 

Patent No 1832077 Pen 1931

 

Patent No 1847163 Penholder 1932

 

Patent No 1896152 Fountain Pen 1933

 

Patent No 1918239 Fountain pen 1933

 

Patent No 1939649 Fountain pen 1933

 

Patent No 1939753 Fountain pen 1933

 

Patent No 1975775 Pen and pencil clip 1934

 

Patent No 1999177 Fountain pen 1935

 

Patent No 2037699 Pen and method of making the same 1936

 

Patent No 2156302 Blank for and method of manufacturing steel pens 1939

 

Patent No 2159002 Manufacture of metal stock 1939

 

Patent No 2159003 Manufacture of writing pens 1939

 

Patent No 2168311 Blank for and method of making writing pens 1939

 

Patent No 2218536 Fountain pen 1940

 

Patent No 2228250 Manufacture of writing pens 1941

 

Patent No 2292381 Fountain pen feed 1942

 

Patent No 2304832 Ink feeding means for writing pens 1942

 

Patent No 2320369 Manufacture of metal writing pens 1943

 

Patent No 2367539 Pen and reservoir attachment therefor 1945

 

Patent No 2367540 Pen and fountain attachment therefor 1945

 

Patent No 2390541 Writing implement 1945

 

Patent No 2430023 Writing implement 1947

 

Patent No 2500833 Fountain pen 1950

 

Patent No 2513380 Writing instrument 1950

 

Patent No 2601846 Writing pen assembly 1952

 

Patent No 2621629 Inkwell 1952

 

Patent No 2631569 Fountain pen with positioning means for the ink sac thereof 1953

 

Patent No 2678635 Writing equipment 1954

 

Patent No 2681276 Pen nib alloy

 

Patent No 2758568 Ink wells 1956

 

Patent No 3040708 Fountain pens 1962

 

Patent No 3041693 Clip mountings for fountain pens 1962

 

Patent No 3434159 RECORDER HAVING STYLUS PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT ASSEMBLY 1969 by Venus Esterbrook Corp

 

 

 

 

 

Also here is a Conway Stewart patent for the button filler of the Esterbrook relief 2-S Patent No GB297194 Improvements in or relating to fountain pens 1928-09-20

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Looks like a good list Antonios, Unfortunately the espacenet site is down for maintenance right now. I'll cross reference with my list in the morning. Love those early 30's patents for the V-clips. :)

 

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Brian

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I just looked now and the site was busy. But all that is too cool! Thanks. :)

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Antonios,

 

Thank you for so generously sharing this information. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your contributions.

 

I find this a very useful resource. I was pleased to see that the #444 ("hockey puck") inkwell base was one of the patents on your list. I enjoyed seeing a cross-section of its structure.

 

Cheers,

Laura

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Patent help sought here

 

I recently acquired this neat un branded telescoping Sterling Silver pen

On it the is a makers mark of a Shield with an " F : in it

in addition to a Patent date of : May 30, 1916

 

I have not had any luck ascertaining potential makers of this fine pen

Could any one advise how to find what Pen maker got a Patent award on this date

 

The design looks a little like US Fountain Pen Company but .... please help

Tom

penfancier1915@hotmail.com

 

Tom Heath

 

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Patent #1,185,388 Harry P Fairchild, "Extension Fountain Pen" assigned to Fermene G Fairchild, May 30, 1916

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Thank you Dan I appreciate your help with this one.

Tomi

The thanks should go to George Kovalenko. All I did was to take a minute or two to look up the date in his book Fountain Pen Patents 2. A wonderful resource.

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Or if you would like to know what exactly is patented : check here

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