Products

Black Women of History Pencils

Quotes by Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Sojourner Truth, Ruby Bridges, Shirley Chisholm, Fannie Lou Hamer

Camera Pencil Sharpener

Put the pencil in the top "lens"; turn the handle on the back to sharpen.

Caran d’Ache Ballpoint Pens

"The 849 is a classic ballpoint design from 1969, most notable for its hexagonal shape and smooth writing... But I was most taken by its sheer beauty…" —The New York Times

Classic Kaweco Sport Fountain Pen

“...I love its precision, its modesty, its clarity and its minimal fuss. This is the cheaper, more practical version of a Mercedes.”

Edward Gorey “Helpful Thought” Notebook

The helpful thought for which you look is hidden somewhere in a book

Ex Libris Journal

This lightly lined clothbound journal features sixty full-color vintage bookplates, including those of luminaries such as Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, Greta Garbo, Bing Crosby, Harry Houdini, Jacqueline Onassis, Edith Wharton, Robert Frost, and John Fowles.

FAF Desk Pad

Manufactured in Paris in a workshop built by Eiffel, a desk pad with everything one would expect of an item with such an estimable pedigree: a unique vintage look, solid construction, and high functionality.

Hamlet Pencils

A fun and philosophical addition to any desk;.Hamlet’s existential question posed in a lighthearted way on six No. 2 pencils.

Madeira Leatherette Journal & Pen-Blue

Precious Metals Fountain Pens for Everyday

Chic, affordable, and—most important for a tool to be used every day—beautifully engineered: comfortable to hold, lightweight yet anything but plastic-y, with a nib that glides across the page.

Rainbow Fountain Pens for Everyday

Color coding is an old-school method, and a proven way to increase productivity. Use color to organize and prioritize a To Do list, or to make any writing project more fun.

What Good Shall I Do This Day?

This journal, used on Benjamin Franklin's, invites modern diarists to contemplate the good they can do in their everyday lives using his own daily questions.

Writer's Pencils

"Words are the voice of the heart." —Confucius. Quotations from Sarah Orne Jewett, Charles Baudelaire, Confucius, Thomas Mann, and Mark Twain, offering advice and insights to inspire writers.