Parker Jotter London Architecture Special Edition Red Classical Pen
ICONIC DESIGN
The new Parker Jotter London Architecture Special Edition Red Classical Pen features Parker's trademark arrow clip, an emblem of Parker's rich history and heritage. The iconic shape of the stainless steel body and cap provides a touch of everyday elegance. And the Jotter line comes in a variety of finishes like
SkyBlue,
Black and
Gothic Bronze, to compliment your own unique style.
NEVER SKIPS
Jotter's gel ink formula was designed to never skip or smudge, and dries quickly. The Jotter allows you to have the ultimate fine writing experience.
SMOOTH WRITING
The unique mechanical design of the Jotter tip uses a two-ball design, which reduces friction during writing. That allows for smoother, cleaner and much neater writing.
The Parker Jotter Special Edition - Jotter London Architecture range takes its inspiration from the iconic London skyline. One that's full of eclectric British architectural styles. From the Classical dome of St Paul's Cathedral to the Gothic style arches of the Houses of Parliament; the geometric simplicity of The Shard to the post-modern dynamism of The Gherkin and the M16 Building- each pen pays tribute to the cultural wonders that tower over London. Although different in style and influence, every one of the pens features an attractive, unique and expertly crafted design, informed by London's striking buildings. Lacquered caps, stainless steel bodies and laser engraved details add a modern twist to a Parker classic.
Step into fine writing every day with an iconic pen inspired by the city. Inspiration is just a click away.
The special edition Red Classical Jotter Pen, by Parker, takes inspiration from St Paul's Cathedral and the delicacy of the iconic Victoria and Albert Museam. The free-flowing proportions and repetitive, symmetrical shapes continue to inspire today's artists and architect alike.
History of the Iconic Jotter Pen
As the ballpoint pen began to emerge in the mid-forties, PARKER, driven by the desire to only produce relaible pen, patiently conducted extensive research until perfecting the refill. And in 1954 PARKER launched Jotter to complete their portfolio. The Jotter sells 3.5 million in its first year. This was the first quality ballpoint pen with a large refill which has become one of the world's most iconic pens and is still to this day renowned for it's style, reliability and functionality, down to its signature click.
Arrival of this pen will be around December 2017 or earlier.
Brief History Of Parker Pen
The Parker Pen Company is a manufacturer of luxury pens and was founded in 1888 by George Safford Parker in Janesville, Wisconsin, United States. In 2011, the Parker factory atNewhaven, East Sussex, England (United Kingdom) was closed, and its production transferred to Saint-Herblain, France.
George Safford Parker, the founder, had previously been a sales agent for the
John Holland Gold Pen Company. He received his first fountain pen related patent in 1889.
In 1894 Parker received a patent on his "Lucky Curve" feed,
which was claimed to draw excess ink back into the pen body when the pen was not in use. The Lucky Curve feed was used in various forms until 1928.
In 1931, Parker created Quink (quick drying ink), which eliminated the need for blotting.
Quink ink is probably one of the most iconic inks ever made which is still well remembered by many of this generation.
Some of the most renown collection made by Parker include the flagship Duofold, Sonnet, Parker 51, 61s and the Parker 75s. Then around the 1965s, Parker introduced some of their most spectacular Parker Limited Edition Pens ever like the Parker Spanish Treasure Fleet, the Parker 75 Queen Elizabeth Limited Edition Pens etc.
On the 100th Anniversary of Parker Pen Company, a larger size of Parker Duofold Pen called the Parker Centennial Duofold was created to celebrate the event. Today, these Centennial Duofold are not easy to find, especially the specially made Centennial Duofold Nibs.
Other Special collection made by Parker include the Japanese Maki-e collection which are visably different from the Japanese made version.
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