Bexley Pens

[Parker51]

What makes Bexley Pens special is that they are produced in small numbers by people who really like pens, and know what they are doing. The nibs are hand set by the President of the Company, Howard Levy. What you get when you get a Bexley Pen is the same type of product you get when you buy a piece of Art created by a Master level Practitioner of that Art. And because they are made in Columbus, Ohio, you are getting a Manufactured Product created and made in the Industrial Heart of America.

[Edwaroth]

I tip my hat to Parker51! My Bexley is a Hometown edition Delaware.

[Sasha Royale]

I have three Bexley models -- Submariner, Intrepid, and Corona. The prices were higher than average for the

fountain pen market, but so is the quality. I have seen Bexley Corona's with cartridge converter feeds. My

Corona is a piston feed, and is one of the best-writing pens I own. .

[BillZ]

I have two Bexleys that I bought at Dromgoole's in Houston. I wanted a pen made in America and the brothers showed me the Bexley Corona with piston fill.

The nib is European which is a flaw but I really like the pen. Later I wanted a replacement for my Kaweko Sport FP that started leaking at the nib base and, again

Willie Dromgoole went to the Bexley and showed me a Jitterbug. Same nib I think and small enough to fit in my Kaweko case with the Kaweko rollerball. It also uses

the same ink delivery system. Really like both pens.

[langere]

I love these zombie topics! This one is worth resurrecting. Bexley is a great pen company and all of the pens I have are excellent - I have six Bexleys - an Americana, a BX701, a Jitterbug, a Corona, an Elegancia and an Imperial. I am not so impressed by the Imperial, but all the others are first-rate pens and are worth the money.

 

Erick

[georges zaslavsky]

I own one of the first series of the Americana in Sanibel Blue and the Holiday 2004 Exclusive for Jim Gaston, they are two of my favorite pens.