Promotional Parker Pens

The Parker Pen Story

Over 100 years of creation, innovation and expertise go into the Parker pen story, one man’s vision turned into a brilliant reality. Learn how Parker’s legacy transformed the art of pen making, from his first patent to earning an Academy Award for the Parker 51 pen. Uncover the history of the Parker pen story, where innovation was used to produce wartime pens and sign peacetime accords. Earning two Royal Warrants and worldwide acclaim, the Parker pen story captures the spirit of entrepreneurship that continues to this day.

Craftsmanship

Parker’s commitment to outstanding craftsmanship has earned two Royal Warrants, a highly prized recognition for continued dedication to the highest standards of service, quality and excellence that ensures the finished product is always a beautiful balance of form and function.

The Parker 25

Parker 25s were issued in several variants: initially, fountain pen, ballpoint, fibre point and mechanical pencil. A rollerball model was introduced in 1981, and fibre tips were phased out a couple of years later. While the great majority of Parker 25s were 'flighters', with a brushed steel finish, matte black and later white versions were issued between 1978 and 1987. The pens had four different trim colours - blue (the most common), black, green, and most rarely of all, orange. Orange trim Parker 25s were discontinued in 1976 following a copyright dispute with Rotring, and surviving examples are very sought after. A striking feature of all Parker 25s is the square plastic tassie logo on the clip.

Did You Know 

• 83% of people prefer a ballpoint pen 
• 66% of people who purchase a promotional pen will remember your branding 
• 12 Months is the avarage time in which a promotional pen is held for 
• 91% of the general public find that a promotional pen is useful 

So why not choose promotional Parker pens? Did you know that branded pens are considered the best marketing tool in ensuring that your branding is able to get the most impressions throughout it's lifetime.. Considering that a promotional product is kept at an avarage of 12 months, this leaves you enough time to ensure that your branding is gaining the most attention.