Merry And Bright Be Your Christmas

As this is Christmas Eve, I will depart from the restoration theme and just show the Sheaffer 1996 Special Edition Holly Pen. It has a broad nib and is a cartridge/converter fill.

Merry Christmas to all!

December 24, 2007 - Posted by PKM | Christmas, Christmas Pen, Sheaffer | Sheaffer Christmas Pen, Sheaffer Pen Company

3 Comments »

Please help me find (to purchase) a 1996 Holly Ball Point Christmas Pen ( Item #: HPBP96). I’d appreciate any help toward finding this pen.
Thanks,
Ronnie Landry

Comment by Ronnie Landry | January 16, 2008 | Reply
Ronnie,

My suggestion is to check regularly on ebay as they do turn up there on occasion. Also, posting a request to buy on some of the pen sites listed on my blogroll such as Fountain Pen Network and Pentrace might bring a response.

Comment by all of us | January 16, 2008 | Reply
Those are neat Imperials. I saw that Sheaffer has some Christmas themed pens this year, which look very nice, but they aren’t very Christmas-y (is that a word)?

Have a great Holiday!

Comment by ThirdeYe | November 28, 2011 | Reply

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