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So...Why not use "Crotalus Pen Company?" The logo can be a rattlesnake coiled around a fountain pen.

 

Also, for the name of the ink you could use Venenum, which is Latin for "Venom." Of course, the Italian word for "Venom" is Veleno which would be much nicer to roll off the tongue.

 

Could be popular with medics. Also the venenum ink could be slightly green, a bit like R&K Verdigris.

Everything is impermanent.

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Todd and I thank all of you for your feedback and pen brand ideas. So far, Todd has mentioned that Arizona Pen and Phoenix Pen are his favorite. I'm still undecided as there has been some very good names mentioned.

 

We are super excited about this new venture. It is something that we have been wanting to do for a very long time. We will be sharing more information in the coming weeks.

 

Thanks again for all of your support!

 

Hi there and welcome! Can't wait to see the new venture.

My latest ebook.   And not just for Halloween!
 

My other pen is a Montblanc.

 

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"Maybe Todd, & Co." :P

Love the name but it's already has a copyright.

? Really?

 

I know somebody got "Mabie, Todd", but "Maybe Todd"? - now that's just odd!

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lbhajdu NOS (New Old Stock)

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I like the twist on a classic name "Maybe Todd, & Co.". It’s a good idea to pick a name that a search engine like Google will find distinctively. For example if you called it “Sea Pen” you would get a few thousand articles on soft corals.

 

Anything with “King” in the name sounds Chinese.

 

Make sure no one will confuse it for a personal monogram, which usually lowers the value of a pen.

 

I’d have to see it before I decide if I would get one. I like small nibs like classic pens, a little flex is good, and ebonite feeds are good. Black sections that don’t show stains are good. Using the same German nib Bexley and Edison use is NOT good. I’m getting board of that honking big #7 hard nib. The Noodler’s ebonite pen was really interesting though the cap and filling system could be improved.

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Hi Todd, I think this is the best oportunity to say you: thank you for the beautiful brown leather portapens you sent me for free with the pens I bought from you. God bless you and your family.Greetings from México.

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I was originally for Nussbaum Pen Company.. but it does sound a little 'stuffy'. I really like Copper State Pens but how about Old Pueblo Pens or Superstition Pens?

when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?

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I was originally for Nussbaum Pen Company.. but it does sound a little 'stuffy'. I really like Copper State Pens but how about Old Pueblo Pens or Superstition Pens?

 

Old Pueblo Pens :thumbup:

Can you imagine a silver model with turquoise inserts? :) Coming with a poncho-styled striped fabric pen pouch :rolleyes:

Everything is impermanent.

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Pens-R-Us?

Increase your IQ, use Linux AND a Fountain pen!!http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk11/79spitfire/Neko_animated.gif
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Pens-be-We?

Increase your IQ, use Linux AND a Fountain pen!!http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk11/79spitfire/Neko_animated.gif
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The pen and I...

 

 

 

:headsmack:

 

OK I'll stop now...

 

Pen and Teller?

 

:ltcapd:

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Penned Up Writing Instruments - "Let your writing loose!"

 

About a million logos come to mind, and the operative domain looks to be available.

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