| The name "pen" is derived from the Latin
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| | few hairs added at the end of a rod.
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| word "penna", which means feather. This
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| | Little by little the feather pen and its
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| is a writing instrument that, manually
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| | variants inspired the invention of the
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| through capillary action applies ink to a
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| | modern fountain pens, since people had to
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| surface, usually paper. Pens can be used
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| | find a system that would no longer rely
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| with inks of many colors but commonly
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| | on repetitive dipping of the feather pen
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| make use of inks in shades varying
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| | in ink. The hardness level of the nibs we
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| between black, blue, red, and sometimes
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| | use today is definitely one hundred times
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| green. There are many different kinds of
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| | higher than that of the initial feather
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| pens, some of which are listed here i.e.
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| | pen.
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| Reed pens, Quills, Metal nibs, Fountain
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| | Though tradition has made us believe that
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| pens, Ballpoints, Felt tips, Roller balls
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| | the feather pen preserved the real
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| and the Porous Point. All the pens of the
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| | feather as such, history proves
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| world are made around these different.
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| | otherwise; apparently all the hairs were
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| Pens are also classified depending on the
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| | removed and the feather structure was cut
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| type of tip that accompanies the pen,
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| | at a comfortable size for the hand.
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| there is the ballpoint pen, the
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| | Writing was definitely slower that we
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| rollerball pen, the fountain pen, the
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| | know it today, not just because of the
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| felt-tip pen and also the gel pen.
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| | many feather pen dippings in ink, but
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| The first feather pen was used as a
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| | also because of the quality of the
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| writing instrument around the year 500
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| | materials on which people were writing.
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| BC; dried and well cleaned, feathers were
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| | The capillary structure of natural
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| great in combination with ink made of
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| | feathers was the one to have actually
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| herbal extracts. Swan, goose or turkey
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| | inspired the inventors of the first
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| feathers were the only ones reliable for
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| | fountain pen.
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| writing since their thicker capillary
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| | Presently, there are plenty of feather
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| system sucked more ink. The feather pen
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| | pen models, but they are distant
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| was made by sharpening the tip of the
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| | imitations of the authentic items that
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| feather and splitting it in half so that
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| | where used in parchment writing. Thus,
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| the ink could spread evenly on the
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| | you can find feather-shaped fountain pens
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| writing material. During the last
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| | and ballpoints that school-age children
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| millennium BC, the Egyptians had invented
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| | usually enjoy. They are pretty cheap and
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| an alternative to the feather pen by
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| | often show special distinctive features
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| using sharp sticks to apply soot to the
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| | such as multicolor writing, and sparkling
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| papyrus.
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| | or even invisible ink use. Considered
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| Instead of a feather pen, the ancient
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| | great gifts for the Christmas holidays or
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| Chinese used brushes made of camel and
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| | special family celebrations, a modern
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| mouse fur that were passed through clay.
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| | feather pen preserves only the simulated
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| In case the material that had to be
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| | image of the real writing tool that was
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| written on was silk, very fine brushes
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| | so widely used not more than two
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| were used, and they simply consisted of a
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| | centuries ago.
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