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Theres literally NO brand on this pen I found a few years ago and I have no luck with reverse image searches but I have an URL to post photos of the pen, can you please help identify I LOVE this pen.. https://ibb.co/iG9KPk

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Could be a Sharpie felt-tip refillable pen. Like the marker but in pens clothing.

 

http://www.sharpie.com/en-US/sharpie-products/pens---pencils/sharpie-stainless-steel-pen-sp-00056--1

 

I don't think this is a collectible item.

 

Here are 36 for $48 ...

 


Paper Mate - Flair Felt Tip Marker Pen, Medium - 36 per Box - Black
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It looks like a cheap generic marker type pen to me too. You may have to find something you like almost as much. :)

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I just liked the way it writes, I wasn't really "collecting" them lol sorry! And thank you guys!

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Hi, To me it looks like a fibre tip marker, similar to Staedtler Triplus 0.4mm, or Stabilo point 88, or PaperMate Flair.

Another popular fine marker type is the Sharpie pen, (not to be confused with the wide markers.)

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sharpie-Plastic-Point-Stick-Water-Resistant-Pen-Black-Ink-Fine-4-Pack/1490630

 

Otherwise it might be possible to refill it, with the right sort of ink, not water based, but something such as the Pilot Hi-Tech V5/7 uses, in the cartridge version. The Pilot cartridges are available in the UK, that doesn't help of course, but it's a question of transferring the ink from the Pilot cartridge to the original pen.

Sometimes these ideas work well, but some pens are just not designed to be refilled.

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It looks like it's a disposable fibre tipped pen to my eyes. However, simply adding some ink using a syringe, and allowing it to be absorbed into the fibre "cartridge" will extend the life of the pen if you really like how it writes. Don't overfill it though!

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