Hello,
This is first time to write a message on here,
thank you and so happy to read my question..
I'm Japanese and My english sometime not enough..

the story was..
Few days ago, I found Wrapped paper dip pen. the market dealer said its 1890's..
But I don't know much about this type of pen,
it is laveled "Warren's COMBINATION NON DETACHABLE PENS AND HOLDERS. Warren MFG co. North Manchester, Ind.", "one cent each"
Who knows about this pen, and age?

Thank you, and I looking forward your kind.
Yasushi,

Yasushi,

I don't know the answer to your question, but welcome to FPN! Your English is very good!

Celeste

I have one of those. They show up on ebay all the time and are advertised as being from 1890.

Welcome to FPN Yan.

Hi Yasushi,

You can add this type of penholder to the list of "some of my favorite pen patents" in the pinned topic at the top of this forum.

There are actually three penholders that I could find that were made of wrapped paper. But the patent for this one is one of the many that are not to be found on either Google Patents or the EPO website, so I can't include a link to the patent directly with a clickable hyperlink. In the last resort, what you'll have to do is cut and paste the patent number into the USPTO patent search website. Here's an article on how to do it. http://www.lionandpen.com/GKovalenko/OnlinePatents.html

And here's the entry for the patent from the forthcoming Volume 1 of my patent book.

580,022, Charles M. Warren, "Paper Penholder", Apr 6, 1897
assigned to the Paper Pen Holder Co., another penholder with a taper, or holder made of a rolled-up triangle of paper, manufactured by the Warren Mfg. Co., and marketed as "Warren's Combination Non-Detachable Pens And Holders", also see US patent nos. 567,789 and 1,231,023.

George Kovalenko.