Crónicas Estilográficas

Information adds value to pens. Knowing who made that obscure pen and under which circumstances do indeed increase the interest and the appe...

Pen review of a Súper T Olimpia. This model was released in 1961—that is, fifty years ago—by the company founded by Manuel Portús Ribas in 1...

Per l'Olga. La gente no debería festejar el paso del tiempo, aunque siempre sea noble el obstinarse en celebrar el triunfo del enemigo. ...

The Súper T ads in the 1940s and 1950s spoke of twenty different possible nibs for its pens. The Kaweco Sport in the 1930s had the option of...

Some days ago I published a review on a remarkable Spanish pen—the Súper T Gester 20 . After using it for a while I ran out of ink and proce...

Ges and Ter are the two rivers merging at the city of Torelló, the hometown of the pen company Súper T . Putting both names together, the co...

Spanish fountain pens are basically unknown outside Spain. Their history, actually, has not yet been written and it might very well be the h...