New Offerings From The Wahl-Eversharp Company

[Wahlnut]

After many request from pen lovers who saw our Doctor Pens, but who went into the Law, or wanted a great gift for for those involved with the practice of Law , we decided to make the next in the Tribute Series a pen honoring that noble profession. Thus the new LAW AND JUSTICE PEN was born. The Law and Justice Pen, richly finished in deep Yellow Gold Plate and the finest in plexi-resin, come with our famous Semi-Flex Gold plated Ceramic Coated nibs (14K or 18K upgrades are available on special order as well!) And here it is:

 

 

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Great Writers, these pens are a combination of European and American production...The Fountain Pens employ a piston-converter or cartridge system. The Law and Justice Pens also can be had in a roller ball version (upon request).

 

Available at fine Pen Stores or on line at www.wahl-eversharp.com

[FarmBoy]

The phrase "Plexi-Resin" almost needs a legal disclaimer...

[mmg122]

I have the Doctor Pen (in white) and have also given one (in black) as a gift to a graduating med student. They are wonderful pens...excellent quality finishes and great writers. Saving up for a red one in the Skyline Classics Collection now.

[Fountain-head]

Gosh, these pens are so beautiful.

[luigilevin]

are there no choices of nibs as I broswed the site all pens had the same nib???

[MrThoth]

Hmmm, as a recovering attorney I may just have to get one of these if I can find it for the right price.

 

P.S.: "Wahlnut" is an awesome screen name.

[jmccarty3]

Hmmm, as a recovering attorney I may just have to get one of these if I can find it for the right price.

 

P.S.: "Wahlnut" is an awesome screen name.

 

"Recovering attorney." I love it. Pretty soon we "recovering physicians" are going to outnumber you.

 

A word to the wise to Wahl-Eversharp: it's a double mistake a lot of pen companies have made, so don't feel bad. The symbol of physicians is not the two-snake cadeuceus, but rather the one-snake staff of Aesclepius. (Delta is the only pen company that's got it right, and they're having trouble selling their pen as well.) The second part of the mistake is assuming that doctors (and lawyers) still make so much money that they'll buy any pen with the symbol of their profession. Times, unfortunately, have changed. You need to market a pen to hospital administrators and insurance company execs--that's where the money is.

 

On a happier note, I've seen a photo of the new pen that's to be intro'd at the DC show. It looks really good, and I'll look forward to seeing it.