A fountain pen cartridge will give you around 7 to 15 pages of writing, whereas a ballpoint pen contains enough ink to write a continuous line four to five kilometres long.

Fountain pens became more commonplace than dip pens around the time of the World War I, although early 20th-century schoolchildren were still learning how to write with the older implements.

At a time when writing tools are being replaced by smartphones and other digital gadgets, fountain pens are bucking the trend. The classic writing instrument’s comeback stems from the release of ...

There’s a different kind of comfort in things analog—like a fountain pen on paper, and being able to brush over the words ...

9 best pens to write with, from ballpoints to fountain pens From writing the next bestseller to putting your shopping list together – we’ve got you covered Martha Alexander ...

Fountain pens are owned by the sort of people who would always write invitations in ink and never, ever refer to them as ‘invites’. They’ll use their fountain pen to sign cheques and to write down ...

I love to watch someone write with a fountain pen. It tickles my neck to hear the strokes and see the trail it leaves. This video, however, shows a fountain pen writing a little differently.

Rating: 10/10 With the consistent flow of a fountain pen, but the cheapness of a biro – the Hi-Tecpoint is an absolute design classic, allowing users to write evenly and neatly with no smudge to speak ...

When the brothers Josh and Nick Cotherman decided to start a business in 2008, they settled on selling fountain pens and ink — even though neither one had ever even held that kind of writing ...