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Another week and another pen mystery solved! This is a specialty OEM version of a late 1940s Eagle fountain pen for the A. N. Palmer company for use with the Palmer Method. It was probably only made in black and likely had no matching pencil. The emphasis on "hand ground" stamped on the nib indicates that it was likely a special nib grind which would account for the higher price over an ordinary Eagle fountain pen with a stainless steel nib.

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This is a specialty OEM version of a late 1940s Eagle fountain pen for the A. N. Palmer company for use with the Palmer Method (left) shown with a similar Eagle fountain pen from the same period. It was probably only made in black and likely had no matching pencil. The emphasis on "hand ground" stamped on the nib indicates that it was likely a special nib grind which would account for the higher price over an ordinary Eagle fountain pen with a stainless steel nib.

Read the story about these interesting pens here:

| Day 9/365 | Hello there! For today I only practice another Palmer Method Business Writing. I have church duties tonight so in order for me not to skip, I spend a minute of my lunch time to practice.