Ballpoint
Invented in the late 19th-century, the ballpoint is now the world's most-used writing instrument. Ink is dispensed through a tube over a metal ball (steel, brass or tungsten carbide) at its tip. The ink is a paste containing dye and oils which dry quickly, although the drying time varies depending on the viscosity of the ink and the diameter of the ball - larger balls dispense more ink and creating a longer drying time.
OHTO Needle Ballpoint
$12.00 USD
A fine-tipped ballpoint pen with a hexagonal aluminum body by Japanese penmaker OHTO. The Horizon comes in Silver, White, Metallic Orange, Black, Yellow and Metallic Turquoise. The tip is retracted...