While collecting Burnham pens,leading to the Burnhamography, I also became interested in Good Service. So there is now a section in the Burnhamography site giving what I hope is a good perspective on Good Service and related Sears pens. Visit the renamed site "Burnhamography, Pens, Guppies" which contains the Good Service additions - and also some of my other obsessions of past days.......
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Good Service and Sears pens
Started by pengrauncher, Mar 16 2013 05:22 PM
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Posted 28 March 2013 - 04:15 AM
While collecting Burnham pens,leading to the Burnhamography, I also became interested in Good Service. So there is now a section in the Burnhamography site giving what I hope is a good perspective on Good Service and related Sears pens. Visit the renamed site "Burnhamography, Pens, Guppies" which contains the Good Service additions - and also some of my other obsessions of past days.......
At: http://www.pengrauncher.co.uk
a totally non-commercial site!
Nice review.
Note that Gold Bond appears to have been a store brand (as with Diamond Medal for Sears) of Montgomery Ward.
Too, the modified Vacumatic (black-band filling unit) seen in some Good Service pens made by Parker for Sears, might account (parallel development) for occasionally seen black-band Vacumatic, proper, pens.
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Posted 31 March 2013 - 08:42 PM
Thanks for the comments.
Yes, I knew about the Montgomery Ward connection of Gold Bond - but not enough to make useful comments. Also, what are the connections of Gold Medal?
Yes, I knew about the Montgomery Ward connection of Gold Bond - but not enough to make useful comments. Also, what are the connections of Gold Medal?
While collecting Burnham pens,leading to the Burnhamography, I also became interested in Good Service. So there is now a section in the Burnhamography site giving what I hope is a good perspective on Good Service and related Sears pens. Visit the renamed site "Burnhamography, Pens, Guppies" which contains the Good Service additions - and also some of my other obsessions of past days.......
At: http://www.pengrauncher.co.uk
a totally non-commercial site!
Nice review.
Note that Gold Bond appears to have been a store brand (as with Diamond Medal for Sears) of Montgomery Ward.
Too, the modified Vacumatic (black-band filling unit) seen in some Good Service pens made by Parker for Sears, might account (parallel development) for occasionally seen black-band Vacumatic, proper, pens.
regards
david
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