In 1888, American inventor John Loud created the first ballpoint pen. It worked well on leather and wood and the like, but absolutely shredded paper, making it almost useless.

(WYTV)- Who doesn’t have a ballpoint pen close at hand? A Hungarian Argentine inventor named László Bíró invented the pen as we know it today in 1938. The first patent for a ballpoint pen ...

Ballpoint vs fountain pens: Ink Quality As we previously mentioned, the first difference is the ink. Fountain pens use a liquid-based ink which takes a while to dry. This allows the ink to flow ...

In 1888, American inventor John Loud created the first ballpoint pen. It worked well on leather and wood and the like, but absolutely shredded paper, making it almost useless.

In an era of tablets, touchscreens, and keyboards, there’s something timeless – and quietly powerful – about the humble ballpoint pen. So is it any wonder, then, that June 10 marks National ...

As literacy grew during the Industrial Revolution, more people were writing letters, and those who could afford the best often looked to Waterman.

The New Saints staff had to write on the back of a replacement jersey for midfielder Rory Holden using a ballpoint pen during ...

Giving his name to the invention, Biro presented his first prototype of the ballpoint pen at the Budapest International Fair in 1931, later patenting it in 1938.

A pen that's just a pen is so mundane. These pens have all sorts of gadgetry that can do everything from helping you hang a picture to saving your life.

Ballpoint vs fountain pens: Ink Quality As we previously mentioned, the first difference is the ink. Fountain pens use a liquid-based ink which takes a while to dry. This allows the ink to flow ...