21, This Brings To An End This Series

[rhr]

I am going to be busy for a few weeks, so I'm going to bring this series of favorite pen patents to a conclusion for now, unless someone else wants to take over for a while. But it just illustrates the kinds of things that can be found, if one has a chronological list of all the pen patents to work from. Mind you, you will have to look at every single one of them. ;~)

 

Here's a parting shot. It's a nib that doesn't know whether it's coming or going. It's a flexible long point and a short, stubby italic, both at the same time, but at different ends. And I don't mean a blobby italic, or so-called "stub".

See "Figure 8" in patent 1,001,225.

 

George Kovalenko.

 

Edited July 11, 2007 by rhr

[antoniosz]

Many thanks George. This has been really fun

[JimStrutton]

George,

 

Many thanks for all your posts I have enjoyed looking at them.

 

Jim

[Gerry]

Thank you so much George. I've added these latest 11 to the previous list contained in the Pinned Topic. Hopefully everyone will find the collection both interesting and informative.

 

Regards,

 

Gerry