This story begins with a bent nib Eberhard Faber Permapoint fountain pen in green brickwork celluloid c. 1941-1948 that was at best a parts pen. What can be learned from a bent nib pen? It and a black one were sold with the thinking they were cheapies and not realizing they could tell a story. The pen shown is a 5 1/16 inch long lever fill pen with chrome or rhodium plated trim. The clip is stamped PERMAPOINT. The stainless steel nib is stamped E. FABER over MEDIUM over IRIDIUM over TIPPED over MADE IN over U. S. A. The barrel is stamped PERMAPOINT over EBERHARD FABER U. S. A. over U. S. PAT. 124,266. Curiosity about it led down a rabbit hole to find out more.
Read the story about these interesting pens here:
https://www.penhero.com/PenGallery/EberhardFaber/EberhardFaberPermapoint1941.htm













