Esterbrook Jr Pocket Fountain Pen - Carmine Red Stub

Description

The Esterbrook JR Pocket fountain pen stands for the Esterbook J Reborn, and is youthful like the original and carries a similar shape and size. It's an important pen to the brand, as its predecessor was, and still is, a popular pen among writing enthusiasts. The Esterbrook J was Esterbrooks sleek and suave, classic pocket pen that appealed to the practicality of the times. The revival of this 1940s and 50s pen has all of the hallmarks of its predecessor, with a few new bells and whistles. The Esterbrook JR fountain pen in Carmine Red is made of turned acrylic, with palladium-plated clip and accents that match the trim band and nib and features a stainless steel nib. The pen fills with either a standard international cartridge or converter for use with bottled ink, both of which are included, along with a polishing cloth in the gift box. The Esterbrook J was Esterbrooks sleek and suave, classic pocket pen that appealed to the practicality of the times. The revival of this 1940s and 50s pen has all of the hallmarks of its predecessor, with a few new bells and whistles. The pen fills with either a standard international cartridge or converter for use with bottled ink, both of which are included, along with a polishing cloth in the gift box. It's an important pen to the brand, as its predecessor was, and still is, a popular pen among writing enthusiasts.

Key Features

• The Esterbrook JR fountain pen in Carmine Red is made of turned acrylic, with palladium-plated clip and accents that match the trim band and nib and features a stainless steel nib.
• The Esterbrook J was Esterbrooks sleek and suave, classic pocket pen that appealed to the practicality of the times.
• The pen fills with either a standard international cartridge or converter for use with bottled ink, both of which are included, along with a polishing cloth in the gift box.
• The Esterbrook JR Pocket fountain pen stands for the Esterbook J Reborn, and is youthful like the original and carries a similar shape and size.
• The revival of this 1940s and 50s pen has all of the hallmarks of its predecessor, with a few new bells and whistles.
• It's an important pen to the brand, as its predecessor was, and still is, a popular pen among writing enthusiasts.