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The latest addition to Conklin’s® legendary pen collection is the
Glider Chase Design. The process of Chasing is used to create a
beautiful and fascinating decorative design and texture that is
embedded into the surface of the pen’s material. In the 1900s, most
pens were made of hard black rubber. Chasing became a popular process
to add creative and intricate design to the otherwise common look of a
simple black pen. The complicated and delicate hand engraving or
chasing afforded talented artists the opportunity to show and display
their unique abilities. Since the Chasing process required excellent
skills and was very time consuming, it added great value to the pen. The
Chasing process is also known as Guilloché from the French word for
the tool which was used to cut the engraved grooves into the material
to create the hand-made design.
Today, pens are made from resins instead of hard rubber. However,
Conklin® is proud to offer a vintage Chase Design on black, coral and
ivory resin that is worthy of the legendary Conklin® pen. The classic
pattern selected is called Rick-Rack Chase Design, and was chosen
because the wavy design is reminiscent of the famous “C” of the Conklin®
name and logo. The Conklin® pen company is hard at work to re-create
its original designs and offer modern pens with classic vintage flair.
The Conklin® Glider pens are available in both: twist-action ballpoint
pen and cartridge/ converter Fountain Pens with Fine, Medium or Broad
nibs.
Types: Fountain Pen,
Ballpoint
Filling Mechanisms: Cartridge/Converter
Fountain Pen Nib Sizes: Fine, Medium, Broad.
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