The images in this blog post have been taken from the Sky News article I linked to. I believe that the use of the images shown in this blog post falls under “fair dealing” as described by the UK Copyright service.
I got to know Fruit Sticker Albums from pencil talk and thought of them as a curiosity. Turns out they are more main stream than I though: Yesterday they were in the news…
You might hardly notice them, but some people love fruit stickers 🍏🍌🍉
A few days ago the UK’s Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, reshuffled his cabinet. This kind of event is one of those rather rare occasions when you can see the government’s nice pen trays in the news.
I first noticed these pen trays when I watched the original House of Cards TV series from 1990. This led me to looking into this and I found out that the real life pen trays are very similar.
Have a look at Tony Blair’s cabinet table in 2001.
The highest resolution photo of the cabinet table I could find was from the Jewish Chronicle. Below is a magnification of the pen trays. The pencils look similar to the Shaws pencils used for voting in the UK. By the way, the Lamy Al-Star (or is it a Safari?) is not Theresa May’s but Hilda Worth’s.
The images in this blog post have been taken from the sources acknowledged under the images. I believe that the use of the images shown in this blog post falls under “fair dealing” as described by the UK Copyright service.
After seeing Brad’s tweet about the new Kaweco Student colours, see below..
New colors of the Kaweco Student announcing at Paperworld. The blue one is called the 50's Rock (pictured), along with a green one called 60's Swing. pic.twitter.com/6CyprX3Yc0
.. I couldn’t resist showing you my Kawecco Student 70s Soul again.
I have more fountain pens than I dare to admit and love EF nibs. The Soul has the smoothest and ‘finest’, in both senses of the word, EF nib of all my fountain pens.
