Crónicas Estilográficas

Sometimes reading the pen is truly helpful. Well, mostly always. At the past Madrid Pen Show I saw the pen on the photograph. A Visco...

The figure of Kiyoshi Kato is well known to the readers this blog . He holds a quasi-mythical image as itinerant pen maker in Egypt, Italy, ...

Kato Kiyoshi, the thinking head behind Kato Seisakushô pens, died in January of 2010. This company was Kato’s last endeavor after a life of ...

Nibmeister Kato Kiyoshi died in January of 2010. His former apprentice Onishi took over his legacy, or his remaining stock, to continue prod...

Last week I described the case of the nibs made by the company Ishikawa-Kinpen Seisakushô for Ferme and how those nibs were labeled with th...

Not much information is available about Kato Seisakushô pen company, but it attracts a lot of expectation among pen enthusiasts. Possibly, i...

There is something reactionary in this hobby called stylophilia. Those infected by this strange virus pay attention to an object whose prime...