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• 1. 804.368.0482
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• 5. (866) 900-7367
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the pen SAC company still in business?

  So, thanks to Jim, Merle, Frank, Harry, Barb and Dick, the Pen Sac Company got off to a good start. Now almost 10 years later, we are still using that great old equipment brought back from the edge of extinction to make sacs for all models of pens.

• Who are the pen company?

  The Pen Company is a family run business that specialises in selling quality pens & pencils through our website. We stock a wide selection of pens and pencils from a child’s first fountain pen to limited edition collectors pens.

• What is the difference between PEN Center USA and PEN America?

  PEN Center USA was a branch of PEN, an international literary and human rights organization. It was one of two PEN International Centers in the United States, the other being the PEN America in New York City. On March 1, 2018, PEN Center USA unified under the PEN America umbrella as the PEN America Los Angeles office.

• Why choose american pen company?

  American Pen Company sought advice from around the globe before engineering and designing these world-class writing instruments. Then they set about manufacturing these fountain pens, rollerballs, inkballs and ballpoints in the great old U.S.A. only after reestablishing entirely new network of craftsmen.

• What happened to the Reynolds Pen Company?

  In 1948, Reynolds expanded overseas and opened Reynolds European, and later in 1959 spun out Reynolds European SA as an independent company focused on non-ferrous metals. The Chicago-based Reynolds Pen Company closed with Milton Reynolds moving to Mexico. The French subsidiary survived as did their Indian licensee.