From past to present, there was nothing more valuable than writing in our history. Originally this meant drawing shapes on the roofs and walls of caves, but as time passed and human memory was no longer sufficient to keep track of everything, writing became the most important way of storing and transmitting information.
Mankind invented the pen for this purpose. Of all the genres used in history, you may have a quill image in mind. The quill pen was only one type of pen that preceded the modern-day fountain pen.
The fountain pen entered mass production in the mid-1800s, but there are some very early historical mentions. Almost a century later, it lost some of its popularity over the easier-to-use ballpoint pen, but today it is resurgent.
The fountain pen, with its smooth flow on paper, is still considered a fine and superior writing instrument. But the fountain pen is much more than that. The fountain pen is a style statement.
Among the many types that exist, there are some fountain pens that have risen to the level of art. These are luxury items that many value but few own.
At the bottom of our page, 10 most expensive pens ever madeLet’s take a look.