My Favorite Pen Sites
Pendemonium
Sam and Frank Fiorella have the best site on the Web for pen-related odds and ends.
They have a nice selection of restored pens, ink, paper, parts for repairs, and pen
paraphenalia. Not only that: they ship so quickly most people swear the shipment
arrives before you disconnect from their site. Sam is also a great resource for pen
related information.
Vintage Pens - David
Nishimura
For impecably prepared pens and one of the most informative sites on the web, visit David
Nishimura's site at Vintagepens.com. His pen portraits provide valuable background
information, and his "Repairs Do's and Don'ts" should be required reading for
all beginning pen repair-people.
Jim Mamoulides
and PenHero.com
JIm's a member of the Triangle Pen Club, and he's done a
fantastic job of putting together a great site with interesting articles, nice
pictures, lots of reference information, and the ultimate compendium of
pen-related web sites. Lots of work and a fantastic resource. Well worth a
visit!

Chuck has a great site that began with new pens Chuck manufactured
himself (a hobby that's faded away for him) and now an excellent selection of
discounted pens from standard manufacturers. If you click on the icon and then purchase
something on the Swisherpen site, I receive a small commission (which explains the fancy
icon!). [I might note, Chuck's site has been on my favorite's list since RossPens was set up - he's
first rate]
Tony Fischier's site
This is a great source of information on a variety of pens,
particularly Parkers and Montlancs. Some pens for sale, as well.
John Mottishaw's Nib Site
John is the nib guru. His site is a good place to learn about nibs, and John's work on
nibs is really art of a very specialized kind. I have two Moore nibs on which he's
worked - wonderful craftsmanship!
Richard Binder's Pen Site
HIs collection isn't huge, but Dick has created has created a really nice site
describing his pens. You get the history, a nice scan, and a wonderful sense of how
artful web design can be. He also has an extremely well done reference section. And
pens to buy, well restored.
PenTrace
This is a great bulletin board and site. It has threaded messages, and particularly
friendly community. There's an emphasis on writing.
The Tom Zoss List
Tom Zoss has operated the largest pen-related list-server for several years. The more than
800 subscribers on the Zoss List tend to be brignt, opinionated, and interesting.
The two rules are to stick to pens and writing implements as topics, and to "Be
Nice".
Andrew Gnoza's Repairpen List
For people who like to repair pens, the Repairpen list provides access to the experience
and parts bins of a few hundred repair people, mostly hobbyists. This link
takes you to the Onelist sign up, then type "penrepairs" and sign up.