Rollerball
Rollerball pens use a similar writing mechanism as a ballpoint, (a tiny ball at the end of a tube of ink) but use water-based ink rather than the viscous, oil-based ink of a traditional ballpoint. This gives the roller ball pen the smooth wet ink effect of a fountain pen. These liquid-ink type rollerball pens were introduced in 1963 by the Japanese company Ohto. Gel pens were later created in 1982 and use a thicker pigmented ink, incorporating a wider range of colors and metallics.
Grip 2011 FineWriter
$20.50 USD
Smooth writing experience. Soft grip zone for an ergonomic hold. Blue FineWriter with erasable ink. Stable metal clip. Suitable for right- and left-handers. High-quality metal-encased fiber tip. Refillable. Additional refill...
Ondoro Wood Roller Ball
$150.50 USD
Hexagonal smoked oak wood barrel. Cap made of highly polished chromed metal with a spring-loaded metal clip. Cap pulls off and can be posted on the back end when writing....
Original Brass Pen
$38.00 USD
Durable and versatile, the Machine Era Pen is made to go with you everyday – whether you are jotting action points in a meeting, filling journal pages after a good...
Retro 51 Ballpoint Pen
$52.50 USD
Retro 51 Ballpoint pen Pens representative of Smithsonian Museums. “Life is too short to carry an ugly pen!” Ballpoint pen with decorative packaging Don’t forget to get your refill!
Retro 51 Smithsonian Rollerball
$55.50 USD
Retro 51 Rollerball Pens - Smithsonian Series Pens representative of Smithsonian Museums. “Life is too short to carry an ugly pen!” Rollerball pen with decorative packaging Don’t forget to get...
Retro 51 Tornado Rollerball
$30.50 USD
Retro 51 Rollerball Pens - Tornado Series “Life is too short to carry an ugly pen!” Rollerball pen with decorative packaging Don’t forget to get your refill!