Crónicas Estilográficas

Blogs and fora and other Internet media are now re-broadcasting the news originally released by the BBC on the increasing popularity of fou...

Sailor’s specialty nibs , I have said on these chronicles , are arguably the most interesting innovation in fountain pens in recent years. T...

NOTE added on February 6th, 2013. The  actual origin of the Sailor Clear Candy is the Sailor Candy released in 1976. More information on the...

In my personal experience, out of the three ink converters Pilot produces for the current line of pens , the piston CON-50 was the least sat...

War restrictions in Japan in the 1930s and 1940s severely reduced the availability of some metals for the pen industry. As a result, most (i...

I have already reflected on these chronicles on the appeal of self-filling and other arcane systems among stylophiles (see, for instance, ch...

We encountered the Platinum Honest 60 pen at the time of understanding the Japanese origins of two apparently European brands: the Italian ...