SHF-POSTER  Sheaffer Commemorative Poster - Sheaffer Art Exhibit Poster, ca 2005, During the month of November 2005, 13 original works of art by distinguished artists Andrew Loomis, Coles Phillips, Frederic Mizen, John Newton Howitt and Lester Bentley were exhibited at the Fort Madison Art Center. These paintings were commissioned by Sheaffer Pen from the 1920s - 1940s and had never before left the halls of Sheaffer headquarters in Fort Madison, Iowa.

W1081  Art Nouveau Inkwell, Deep bronze with hints of copper base layer showing through. Hinged lid. Inkwell insert is white porcelain with soft green glaze, Base is irregular shape, measures approx. 2.75 x 3 inches at widest points. Height is 2 inches. No markings. Very good condition. (1 avail)

W1079 Sengbusch Dip-o-Dex Inkwell with double pen holders. Lid slides back and forth so you can dip your pen or close the lid to keep out dust and foreign objects. Two pen grooves on either side of inkwell to rest your pens. Inkwell is glazed glossy black over ceramic. Base is embossed: DIPODEX Trade Mark PAT PEND. MADE IN USA Zephyr American Corp NY. We always find it amazing that a glass desk top object has remained unscathed for almost 100 years, no chips, nicks or other damage, perfect condition! (pens in photo not included) (1 avail)

Carter’s medallion on a nice gold bracelet. Detailed Carter’s logo with the crown at top of the word Carter's and a tiny pearl mounted below. The medallion measures 5/8 x 3/8 inches. Bracelet measures just shy of 8 inches. Medallion is engraved on back 10KB. We haven’t found a lot of definitive answers to what 10KB exactly refers to. In fact we found several answers, One is that it is bonded gold, perhaps similar to gold fill, the other most popular explanation was that is was gold plated. Bonded gold seems to have come from Mexico.

LA Pen Show Lapel Pin, 2006 - The Los Angeles International Pen Show 2006 lapel pin