Author: chawm

I am a fountain pen fanatic. Collecting for close to three decades now. Write mostly about the pens that i have the pleasure of owning along with various issues related to inks, accessories and the wonderful hobby of collecting.

Sulekha sings the freedom song, again!

Sulekha starts producing Hand Sanitizers and Liquid Soap, joins the fight against Covid-19 In response to the call of the Government of India and Government of West Bengal, Sulekha has taken up the manufacturing of Hand Sanitizer and Liquid Soap. Necessary Drug License for Sanitizer production has already been obtained from

 

Atul Koirala and his mission to transform Nepal through handwriting

Atul Koirala is a man possessed. An MTech in Computer Science and Engineering from Russia, he is, as the corporate speak goes, “professionally, technically sound and business savvy with a 25+ years pioneering career reflecting strong leadership qualities, who is known for playing strategic roles in developing and implementing cutting-edge

 

FISHER SPACE PEN HONOURS THE HEROES OF NASA’S FATEFUL APOLLO 13 SPACE MISSION WITH A NEW 50TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE COLLECTION

BOULDER CITY, NV. (March, 2020).  Fisher Space Pen Co., makers of the iconic Astronaut pen flying aboard every manned space mission, introduces a new collection commemorating NASA’s fateful Apollo 13 Mission, famously recreated in the 1995 space film Apollo 13. Apollo 13 was the seventh mission in the Apollo Program.

 

Turing-Welchman Pen – a tribute from Conway Stewart

Turing-Welchman Pen a tribute to the men who broke the Enigma-enciphered messages during WWII by Conway Stewart A limited edition of 211 pens to celebrate the achievement of Alan Turing and Gordon Welchman who created the Turing-Welchman Bombe machine used to break Enigma-enciphered messages during the Second World War. The

 

Fountain Pen: after the deluge, what?

Wars and famines. The fountain pen has witnessed pestilence in the past, just the way it has seen – from the trenches, the two World Wars. An estimated 20,00,000 people died in Leningrad – a direct fallout of the nine-hundred-day blockade by the Nazis between 1941 and 1944. The Bengal