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Cross Century II Blue Lacquer Rollerball with Chrome Point

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Color: Blue Lacquer


Style: Rollerball Pen/Chrome Point


Features

  • Designed in an elegant and classy style
  • Pens can easily be converted into a ballpoint pen or creamy porous felt-tip pen
  • Traditional, distinguished silhouette
  • Crafted to deliver a lifetime of smooth, effortless writing
  • It is signature double band detail

Description

Cross Century II Rollerball Pen with Chrome Point is merging vintage Cross design elements with modern performance features and finishes, our once-in-a- lifetime collection is a must for Cross collectors, pen connoisseurs and discerning gift-givers. The distinctive ball clip and gold-plated enamel bands showcased on each pen first appeared in the 1920s on the Cross Alwrite Collection and later in 1935 on the Cross Signet. The emblem crowning the cap symbolizes our legacy of quality craftsmanship, innovative design and superior writing performance. Past, present and future have come together as one, ready to tell a new writer’s story. Colour: Blue Lacquer.


Brand: Cross


Writing Instrument Form: Ballpoint Pen


Color: Blue Lacquer


Ink Color: Blue


Age Range (Description): Adult


Manufacturer: ‎Cross


Brand: ‎Cross


Item Weight: ‎1.5 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎5.88 x 1.5 x 5.66 inches


Item model number: ‎AT0085-158


Color: ‎Blue Lacquer


Closure: ‎Cap,Clip


Material Type: ‎Chrome


Number of Items: ‎1


Point Type: ‎Medium


Ink Color: ‎Blue


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎122828


Date First Available: April 26, 2023


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    • Resilient and easy to use
Color: Black Lacquer / 23KT Gold Style: Rollerball Pen
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Even after putting it through allot of abuse never fails to be easy to use and perform under hospitiable conditions. Definitely my go to when I want to have quality work.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2023 by Carlos Zamudio Carlos Zamudio
    • Good but pricey
Color: Black Lacquer / 23KT Gold Style: Rollerball Pen
I’m no pen expert but this pen felt comfortable, writes well, and ink lasts a while. To me it felt like a normal pen but just a bit better. Kinda pricey though.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023 by Tyler Ousley
    • A good perfomer that's also beautiful - for writing and drawing, with cartridges or bottled ink.
Color: Medalist Chrome Style: Fountain Pen, Medium Nib
As both an amateur writer and artist, I was looking for a pen that would fulfill several roles. Here are some points on this pen from both points of view, categorized: I just seem to like fountain pens, despite my young age. Also, if anyone wants to know why I'd use a fountain pen over a dip pen for drawing, its the mobility - I can use them anywhere. 2.) Ink - width, cartridge-loading, converter & bottle-loading: Ever since I first used a rollerball as opposed to a normal ballpoint, I loved the strong, black line that some of them gave. It made my work stand apart from others. Fountain pens are even better. The stroke this pen gives is a powerful, thick black (assuming, of course, that black ink is used! I'm willing to bet that for those who like, for example, blue, that this would look beautiful with blue ink. =:o). When used with the provided Cross black ink cartridges (I bought some extras), it goes on fluid & slick, and dries quickly. I also used the pen with Higgins Fountain Pen India - a non-waterproof bottled ink formulated for fountain pens (you'd still NEVER want to use normal India ink - this one was made to be fountain-pen safe!). Despite what some folks say, works quite well in this pen without gumming it up (it doesn't have the shellac normally in India ink, which destroys pens. That makes it the best of both worlds)! The Higgins ink - while it requires a bit more nib-flushing than the Cross ink (mainly for cosmetic reasons) - writes quite well, drying quickly. On the paper types I tried it on, it also seems to be a slightly deeper black, and doesn't bleed through quite as badly - making it better for the heavy ink saturation used in drawing. Since the cartridges aren't available in this town - but the bottled ink is - the ability to use either load format is a Godsend. The converter - which screws in securely to the nib section, and draws up ink with its screwing piston - is a "sturdy" plastic, not a "rottable" rubber like the pens of yesteryear. Nevertheless, I can always have a couple cartridges around, if I need them in a pinch. 3.) Feel: The pen is slim - reminicent of many rollerballs and ballpoints. However, the pen's weight feels great to me. It's reasonably light; in some positions, I'll use it in the "American style" - i.e., posting the cap on the far end. In others, I'll use it in the "European style" - holding the cap in my other hand, or placing it on a desk. Something I find myself doing, by the way, is holding the pen between my fingers - opened and posted - while reading magazines. If I want to mark something, I use it... and it feels great in between the fingers. =:o) The feel of writing with this pen is wonderful - it's a smoothness I've never felt before, even from rollerballs or other fountain pens (cheaper ones). In fact, the smoothness may make one's writing a bit sloppy for a while, while they get used to it! =xoD When they do, though, they'll carry the pen everywhere they go! 3.) Appearance, carry, and miscellaneous: The pen is simply beautiful - even if the gold plating were to eventually wear off, the chrome alone would still be stunning. The photos fail to show something wonderful about the pen - its nib is engraved with an intricate, beautiful pattern. =:o) It reminds me of the Gates of Moria from The Lord of the Rings. As far as carrying, I don't have a shirt pocket - and so, I clip it into my left front pants pocket. The fact that the pen is very leak-resistant is evident by the fact that the cap has caught very little spatter - and I have a habit of twitching my legs up and down. **** It should be remembered, that with an item like this, only time will tell how good it will be. Fountain pens are known to be able to last for decades, if well cared for... and at only a couple of weeks, I really haven't tested the pen well yet. While I like it so far, keep that in mind, when reading this. I doubt most folks buy fountain pens - particularly metal-barreled ones - with the intention of trashing them in a few months or a couple of years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2007 by Jack Rowan
    • My First "Real" Fountain Pen
Color: Medalist Chrome Style: Fountain Pen, Medium Nib
I've always wanted to see what the fuss was about with fountain pens, and I've always had a love of nice looking pens and pencils. I've purchased cheap fountain pens from the major office supply stores off and on over the past couple years and you really do get what you pay for. This was my first real fountain pen. I decided to stop paying for cheap $20 pens just to mess with, and spend a little money to get a better pen. My goal was to not spend more than $100 because I wanted a daily-use pen. One that if I messed up, dropped, or broke somehow travelling from home to office or in a restaurant, I could reasonably replace and not feel like I wasted a ton of money. This one by Cross is fantastic. I read other reviews about how it writes smoothly, and it's weight feels nice in the hand, etc. They're all true. Wonderful pen. Very smooth. No gaps in the ink on paper with quick strokes, feels light in my hand but has enough weight to know it's a solidly made instrument. I like the fact that it's not a "fat" pen, which never feel right in my hand. The nib doesn't "bite" or "scratch" the paper either. Some of the cheap pens I used did that and my strokes weren't smooth and didn't feel right. As a result they weren't fun to write with. The nib is very beautifully decorated and is a joy to look at. The silver chrome style with gold accents is professional and welcomed in any business or personal environment. I have used ink cartridges with this pen, and have not used the charger / ink reservoirs. I've used charger/reservoirs with other pens and my conclusion is that the simplicity of replacing a cartridge for a daily use pen is easy, cleaner, and less expensive. This pen came with 2 black cartridges (no charger or ink reservoir). The ink is a nice deep black. Not faded or unpleasant. The medium sized nib is great. I was concerned that it would be kind of thick or fat, but it's not significantly different to my eye from the width of a normal ink pens' medium stroke. Again, this is for daily use. For intricate details in sketches or drawings I prefer a very thin stroke and thus would opt for a different nib. I could pay many hundreds for a pen which boasts even more excellent qualities; but truthfully, this cost me just under $100 and definitely feels and works like it should cost much more because I see those excellent qualities other expensive pens boast in this one. So some people may qualify this as a lower-end fountain pen simply because it's under $100, but it's an excellent writing instrument, perfect for daily use, and has the smooth gliding on paper I was looking for in a fountain pen. I'm now a believer in fountain pens, and will use this fountain pen everywhere I go. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2011 by E. Holm
    • Love fountain pens
Color: Black Lacquer / 23KT Gold Style: Fountain Pen, Medium Nib
I like it
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2023 by Isaiah McGee

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