Most Ink Pens and Writing Instruments are collector's items.

Bring them to the San Francisco International Pen Show and get a

FREE VALUATION

of the

CURRENT MARKET VALUE

EXPERT APPRAISERS and BUYERS

are available to assist.

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The first commercial ball point pen, the Reynolds Rocket, was introduced in 1946 and did not reach being a technical success until 1952. Prior to that, it was all fountain pens and pens with ink wells.

During WWII special pens were made for the military. They included pens which could fly in unpressurized airplanes. Did you know that some fountain pens and writing instruments are sold and auctioned for as much as $60,000? Some with values up to $10,000 will be on display at the San Francisco International Pen Show.

Dealers, collectors and experts from around the world and the United States will be exhibiting, selling and trading during the show. Many will be willing to help value items brought to the show by attendees. So search the Attic, Old Cigar Boxes, Grandpa's Desk, Old Tin Cans, and Grandmothers letters. And bring pens and writing instruments to the San Francisco International Pen Show. One regular exhibitor found a pen in an old tin can at a garage sale and paid $10. It later sold for $1500.

You will be amazed at the history you find in these collectables. Add value to Family Heirlooms.

This Show will help you find that writing antique, the restorer, and hard to find shop owner for collectables.