David Oscarson Sir Alexander Fleming Black Fountain Pen Nib Width:Fine

David Oscarson Sir Alexander Fleming Black Fountain Pen Nib Width:FineSir Alexander Fleming (1881 1955) was a Scottish bacteriologist best known for his discovery of penicillin. In 1928, Alexander Flemings lab assistant left a window open overnight allowing mold spores to cover bacterial specimens in his petri dish. His irritation by the contamination and initial decision to discard the specimens were interrupted when he noticed that many of the bacteria surrounding the blue green mold were dead or dying; the mold had

The innovative contoured triangular shape is specifically designed for comfort and correct positioning of the fingers

One of the standout features of the new Monteverde MP1 is its grip section and the radiant

A prism of Infra Red ink

offering a rich deep writing

Made from Visconti's own special resin mixed to bring out a unique pattern on every pen

is simple and effective

This line also included the Sepia Series

Body Material: Urushi lacquer finish over resin

Material: Green Acrylic Resin with colorful swirls

Available in washable blue

between intensity and distant horizons

uniquely mixed to represent the palettes of oil paint Van Gogh used to paint his masterpieces