1. From this point forward, the Edison Pen Co will be enlisting the help of Mike Masuyama and Greg Minuskin for a portion of custom ground nibs.
2. Mike Masuyama with Mike It Work will handle all XF and smaller custom grinds.
3. Greg Minuskin will handle all 14k nibs altered for flex.
4. All italic nibs (stub, cursive italic, crisp italic) will remain in-house.
5. This should not effect delivery timelines. Both Greg and Mike will be getting nibs to me generally faster than my current timeline for a custom pen. And in many cases, I will inventory the nibs pre-made, just in case.
I’m proud to announce that the Edison Pen Company’s Production Line is now available from our second European retailer, this time in the United Kingdom!
Martin and Anna Roberts, with The Writing Desk, have received their first shipment of the Production Line, and the pens are ready to ship!
This currently makes two retailers outside of the US, and we are working on some others…..so stay tuned!
Just a quick note to make everyone aware that we will be attending the Michigan Pen Show on the 28th and 29th of this month.
The Michigan show is sometimes sporadic, so I don’t always include it on my Pen Show Calendar.
So if you would like to make the trip to the Detroit area to see our Current Inventory live (see the slideshow below), or speak about a custom order, we’ll be there!
1. I have added a new tab on the lower left side of the website called Useful Videos. I hope that you find them as the title states!
2. In the last 3-4 months, I’ve fallen behind on keeping the Smugmug Galleries updated with Signature Line Pens. I just completed a large update, so if you want to see plenty of new Signature Line pens of all styles, feel free to visit the Galleries!
Since the Edison Pen Company’s inception, we have always had loyal fans write us letters, thank-you notes, and correspondences of all kinds. Obviously, running a company that manufactures fountain pens means that the literally all of our clientele are huge fans of handwritten letters, so we get to reap the benefit of lots of nice pieces of mail coming our way! How lucky can we get?
Up until today, we never really had a good way to display all of these wonderful letters. Previously, we had three small cork boards that all of our fan mail went to, but they filled up about 5 years ago!
When those filled up, We just couldn’t bring ourselves to simply read and then throw away any fan mail, so we started keeping them in a box.
And then recently, the FPGeeks sent along all of the fan mail and entries for the Edison Pen Giveaway from back in July. Well, this just threw us way over the edge when it came to our fan mail, and where to put it all!
Well, I finally found a way to properly display our fan mail. I made a really large 4 x 8 bulletin board out of foam insulation. See below….
If you would like to see a larger version that will show off some of the amazing artwork, click here.
But here’s the funny thing! We still couldn’t fit all of it! We still have a large USPS Flat Rate Box full of mail! I guess that we’ll have to build another board on another wall!
So the reason for this post is not to show off all of our fan mail, but to say THANKS!
Honestly, whenever I am feeling exhausted, worn down, or not that motivated….I love reading some of these letters, as it brings some life back into my step! We are truly blessed to have clientele who will go out of their way to put their wonderful pens to paper!
So if anyone is so inclined, you are more than welcome to contribute to our new wall of fan mail! I promise I’ll get another one built soon so we can display all of it!