Conklin All American Pau-Pesto Rollerball Pen - Limited Gunmetal

Special Edition Pau-Presto with Gunmetal Trim

Limited to 898 pieces worldwide.

With its unique design and craftsmanship, each pen is one-of-a-kind, ensuring that no two pens are alike. With the natural wood grain colour and texture each pens individual Barrel and Cap may differ

Conklin® is proud to introduce the newest addition to the timeless All American™ Collection, the rare and gorgeous Limited Edition Pau Preto. Pau Preto is an exquisite wood material sourced in Mozambique, which is used to create this classic beauty. The wood is a blend of unique light green, yellow, and brown colors with distinctive grain patterns. Pau Preto is exceptionally strong, therefore it’s most often used in turned objects, where it is considered to be among the very finest of all turning woods—capable of holding threads and other intricate details extremely well. The All American ™ Pau Preto collection is available in stunning chrome, rose gold or gunmetal accents and features Conklin’s original 1916 patented spring loaded rocker clip. Elegantly engraved along the barrel is the Conklin® trademark and All American™ logo, while the backside of the cap displays a limited edition number exclusively for each pen. This unique collection is available in fountain pen and rollerball modes, Limited Edition of 898 pcs for each mode. All fountain pens are outfitted with a smooth premium stainless steel JoWo nib, displaying the brand name and marked with special crescent-shaped breathing hole only unique to Conklin®. The nib is available in Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad, Stub, and Omniflex point sizes. The fountain pen uses international cartridges or a converter (included). The rollerball pen accepts standard international rollerball refills. Each Conklin® All American Pau Preto pen is sold in a luxury gift box with a custom-designed sleeve.

Conklin Pens

Established in 1898, the Conklin pen company is regarded as one of the most significant and innovative American writing instrument companies in the golden era of fountain pens.

Founder Roy Conklin from Toledo, Ohio, is recognized for creating one of the world’s first self-filling fountain pens. Thanks to Conklin’s work, the design of fountain pens became more practical for public use when his patent for the first automatic filling mechanism went through in 1897.

In 1903, legendary American author Mark Twain expressed his praise, saying; ''I prefer it to ten other fountain pens, because it carries its filler in its own stomach, and I cannot mislay even by art or intention.” Twain became the official spokesman for the Conklin Pen Company, and discovered yet another benefit to the Crescent Filler, stating, “Also, I prefer it because it is a profanity saver; it can't roll off the desk.''