Europen Pens ?!

[Khodnevis]

Hi

 

i have some FPens with "Europen" brand, (the e is actually a euro sign)

 

wanted to ask if anyone has any info on it ?

i searched and found nothing, it seems like an unknown local, or global pen maker.

[Khodnevis]

here is the logo :

 

any ideas? http://up.iranblog.com/images/lbg7kevhs7lek0tix4l.gif

Edited December 23, 2011 by Khodnevis

[eric47]

here is the logo :

 

any ideas? http://up.iranblog.com/images/lbg7kevhs7lek0tix4l.gif

 

How about some photos of the rest of the pen? It's quite difficult based on just the Euro symbol.

[ylw]

I only found a website: http://www.europen-pen.com/ Looks like you have a model called "Castle".

 

The other results are for something called "The European Organization for Packaging and the Environment" (it has a .be domain so this is most likely not part of the EU, everything that is part of the EU uses the europa.eu domain (note the A!)).

Edited December 23, 2011 by ylw

[Khodnevis]

oh thanks,

yes that site is the one !

 

and yes mine is castle.

 

but i don't know where is the origin of the company but for sure it has a close business with Iran,

look at the limited editions, and all of them are Iranian concepts and designs.

[ylw]

You can whois the domainname (in OS X you open Terminal and simply type "whois europen-pen.com" and hit enter). Gives you results of who registered it which would be the following:

 

Registrant:

Reza habibi molavi@gmail.com +98.2188064051 +98.2188064051

pishrohost

No 1 , saba St , Shaikhbahaei Ave

Tehran,Tehran,IR 32460

 

Iran-based even it seems. It was created on 4/11/2007 so I guess they exist for at least 4 years.

 

FYI: any information that comes up with a whois search is publicly available information. This is one of the reasons why some of the registries limit the information given by the whois search. One of them is the Dutch .nl TLD. It only returns the name of the registrant and the e-mail address unless you are a member of the registry (=SIDN-member).

 

But enough of that...how does that pen write?

Edited December 23, 2011 by ylw

[Khodnevis]

You can whois the domainname (in OS X you open Terminal and simply type "whois europen-pen.com" and hit enter). Gives you results of who registered it which would be the following:

 

Registrant:

Reza habibi molavi@gmail.com +98.2188064051 +98.2188064051

pishrohost

No 1 , saba St , Shaikhbahaei Ave

Tehran,Tehran,IR 32460

 

Iran-based even it seems. It was created on 4/11/2007 so I guess they exist for at least 4 years.

 

FYI: any information that comes up with a whois search is publicly available information. This is one of the reasons why some of the registries limit the information given by the whois search. One of them is the Dutch .nl TLD. It only returns the name of the registrant and the e-mail address unless you are a member of the registry (=SIDN-member).

 

But enough of that...how does that pen write?

 

wow i totally forgot i can whois it...

 

BTW, i have not yet used it

in fact i have no new inks to use it with it, (because i really cant use identical inks, even if i use them in different pens )

 

will update when i use it

[Khodnevis]

so here is the experience after a while

the FPN

i want to fill in Sheaffer Skrip green

 

the writing feels smooth

this is my best fpen so far in terms of writing ,

but not so shick such as my Parker 1975 gold one

[wimg]

I only found a website: http://www.europen-pen.com/ Looks like you have a model called "Castle".

 

The other results are for something called "The European Organization for Packaging and the Environment" (it has a .be domain so this is most likely not part of the EU, everything that is part of the EU uses the europa.eu domain (note the A!)).

 

.be is a Belgian domain, IOW a European domain.

 

HTH, warm regards, Wim

[hbdk]

Kind of weird - they don't seem to be for sale anywhere!?

[Oldane]

I only found a website: http://www.europen-pen.com/ Looks like you have a model called "Castle".

 

The other results are for something called "The European Organization for Packaging and the Environment" (it has a .be domain so this is most likely not part of the EU, everything that is part of the EU uses the europa.eu domain (note the A!)).

That's not true. Most European web sites use their national domain..be is Belgium. And my own country is .dk. Both countries are very much within the EU.

[WateryFlow]

A friend of mine has one of them. They're an Iranian company I believe, or at least made for the Iranian market and sold in Iran.

Edited December 25, 2014 by WateryFlow

[dave911]

Hello peoples,

Could just be re-branded Chinese pens. Have a look at this link - http://www.europen-pen.com/node/343 - this is seriously just a Jinhao 159 - have not even changed the Chariot on the shield on the clip. Cannot quite make out the cap band, but it looks like it ends in "O" and right where the clip is pointing certainly looks like an "H". (The picture has a magnifier.)

[dave911]

Me again,

This is almost fun - trying to figure out which pens they are - Europen has another one called "City" which I thought looked familiar - interesting clip. I have a Baoer 517 which is identical (except for the nib).

[hbdk]

The "Sector" looks almost like a Baoer 051 - with stripes

[dave911]

OK, last one from me, although there are bound to be more - the Europen "Victor" is a Baoer 3035 - again identical except for nib.

And, just out of interest, the Baoer 517 and Baoer 3035 that I have have nothing written on the cap - totally blank - so real easy to engrave.

[Khodnevis]

thanks for sharing , yes most of them seems to be rebranded, other than those who are actually original designs (Khayyam, Cyrus Cylynder ...)

[wimg]

thanks for sharing , yes most of them seems to be rebranded, other than those who are actually original designs (Khayyam, Cyrus Cylynder ...)

Are Khayyam and Cyrus Cylynder brands or models? And where could I find or see those?

 

TIA, warm regards, Wim

[mitto]

These are models of European pen. See here:

http://www.europen-pen.com

Edited December 29, 2014 by mitto