Fisher Space Pen Astronaut Ballpoint Pens

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About the Fisher Space Pen AstronautThe Fisher Astronaut Space pen is an old classic. Choose from the original chrome or the new black titanium. For

Original Astronaut Space Pen - Fisher Space Pen

Matte Black Bullet Space Pen with Space Shuttle. When closed, bullet space pens are a great size to carry in your wallet, pocket, purse, car glove box, organizer or toolbox. When open it's a full-sized, evenly balanced writing pen. The original Bullet Space Pen was conceived in July of 1948, Paul Fisher was soon machining a pen design shaped from solid aluminum. It became our first Fisher ball point pen, the 400 Bullet Pen, and arguably the most popular pen of the twentieth century.

Fisher Bullet Space Pen, Chrome

Fisher Space Pen #AG7 / The Original Astronaut Ball Point Pen

Fisher Space Pen CH4 Shuttle Space Pen

Fisher Apollo 11 Special Edition 50th Anniversary Astronaut Ballpoint Pen

Astronaut Bullet Pen + Stylus - PROMOrx

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Fisher Space Pen - Apollo 50th Anniversary Edition – Yoseka Stationery

Fisher Space Pen #AG7 / The Original Astronaut Ball Point Pen

The Fisher Astronaut Space pen is a old classic. Fisher has taken the original pen used by the first astronauts, the chrome AG7, and plated it in black titanium nitride for a stealthy look. Selected by NASA in 1967 after 2 rigorous years of testing, this pen design was used by astronauts on Apollo 7 and all manned space flight since. The pen still has the same original design with the unique clicking mechanism and is the same as the pens taken to the moon in 1969.

Fisher Space Pen Original Astronaut Space Pen

Fisher Space Pen Clutch Ballpoint Pen

This Apollo 11 Special Edition 50th Anniversary Astronaut Pen is in chrome, complemented with fine engravings including the Columbia Command and Service Module, historic dates, and Apollo 11 50th Anniversary text. Paul C. Fisher designed an innovative ballpoint pen that performs best in unique environments. He created a sealed and pressurized ink cartridge that debuted on the Apollo 7 mission in 1968 and has been reliably used on all manned space flights ever since.