Item #: 36215

Conklin Mark Twain Crescent Filler Fountain Pen

Order your Conklin Mark Twain Crescent Filler Fountain Pen today from FahrneysPens.com. Fine Pens, Refills & Luxurious Gifts – great prices & fast shipping.
Please make your selection to personalize this item.
Also available in:
Conklin Mark Twain Crescent Black Chase Fountain Pen


See all items from Conklin Pens
Product Description

Conklin Mark Twain Crescent Filler Fountain Pen
Established in 1898 in Toledo, Ohio, the Conklin Pen Company quickly changed writing instruments forever when it patented the self-filling pen known as the Crescent Filler, now recognized as the world’s first practical self-filling fountain pen. With Mark Twain as its spokesman, Conklin thrived and Crescent Fillers became one of the most beloved pens in history. The resin finishes for these editions were carefully selected to honor Conklin’s rich history and evoke models of its past: Vintage Green with yellow gold fittings, and Vintage Blue with chrome fittings.  The Crescent is known for its easy-to-fill reservoir. To load the pen, simply press the crescent mechanism on the barrel to empty the rubber bladder; ink flows back in as the crescent is released. The Crescent is fitted with Conklin’s Cushion Point flexible steel nib with crescent-shaped breathing hole. The Crescent also features Conklin’s original spring-loaded Rocker clip design patented in 1916. Bottle fill only. 

Discussions
Currently there are no discussions available for this item.
Resources
Personalize It Overlay
Personalize It Overlay
List Price: $185.00
You Save: 20%
Our Price: $148.00
Items for the Enthusiast

Accessories

Fahrneys Ever Write 75ml Bottle Ink
Fahrneys Ever Write 75ml Bottle Ink
Now 50% More Ink!
Our Price: $13.45
Amodex Ink and Stain Remover Starter Kit
Amodex Ink and Stain Remover Starter Kit
Our Price: $19.95
Customer Comments
"I have been buying my fountain pens from Fahrney's for about 40 years, and I know the exceptionally high quality of their products and service." - Verified Buyer, May '23