David Oscarson Sir Alexander Fleming Blue Fountain Pen Nib Width:Medium

David Oscarson Sir Alexander Fleming Blue Fountain Pen Nib Width:MediumSir Alexander Fleming (1881 1955) was a Scottish bacteriologist best known for his discovery of penicillin. In 1928, Alexander Flemings lab assistant left a window open overnight allowing mold spores to cover bacterial specimens in his petri dish. His irritation by the contamination and initial decision to discard the specimens were interrupted when he noticed that many of the bacteria surrounding the blue green mold were dead or dying; the mold had

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Doufold Roller Ball

supplied as grade B

Due to the model's high weight

It dries in 15 seconds in a medium nib on Rhodia and has an average flow

or Giraffe Orange

The nib is engraved with a more contemporary design

The Blackwing Pearl features a pearl white finish

The pleasure of writing and drawing with a classic pencil depends a good deal on it being well sharpened

Milles’ signature is engraved on the gripping section of each Collection piece