The Halloran Heritage Fountain Pen in its walnut presentation box with certificate
Writing a letter with the Halloran pen
The pen on a leather journal on an old desk
Cap off, showing the hand-tuned steel nib
Vermont sugar maple burl and the brass cap band
The Halloran Heritage Fountain Pen in its walnut presentation box with certificate
Writing a letter with the Halloran pen
The pen on a leather journal on an old desk
Cap off, showing the hand-tuned steel nib
Vermont sugar maple burl and the brass cap band
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Halloran & Sons™ — The Halloran Heritage Fountain Pen

Final 142 Pens From A Four-Generation Vermont Workshop

$49.99 $249.99 Save 80%
CheckCircle Barrel turned by hand from Vermont sugar maple burl, no two grains alike
CheckCircle Rhodium-plated steel nib tuned by hand for a smooth, steady line
CheckCircle Numbered and signed under the cap band, with a certificate
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Packed by hand, tracked delivery
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Walnut box and signed certificate

No. It writes the moment the nib touches the paper, with a light hand and no pressing. It fills with the included converter from any bottle of ink, and it also takes standard international cartridges if he prefers not to use a bottle.

Every barrel is cut from a stabilized Vermont sugar maple burl on a manual lathe, so the grain on each pen is its own. The steel nib is rhodium-plated and tuned by hand before it ships, and each pen carries its number under the cap band.

Yes. If the pen is not what you expected, or it is not the gift you hoped it would be, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.

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My wife gave me pen number 047 for my birthday. I turned it over, saw the number under the band, and did not say anything for a full minute. I write with it every morning now.

Walter H., 71
Verified Owner
Halloran & Sons™ — The Halloran Heritage Fountain Pen

Halloran & Sons™ — The Halloran Heritage Fountain Pen

$49.99

Loved by gift-givers and the men who write with it

Real Men. Real Letters. A Pen Worth Keeping

What happened when they put down the plastic pen

Before
First Letter
Gary P., 69 Verified Owner
For thirty years I signed everything with whatever free pen was in the drawer. Now I actually look forward to writing a note. It feels like the pen I had at my first job.
Smooth Nib Vermont Maple Daily Use
Before
Christmas Gift
Linda T. Verified Owner
My father has everything. He opened this on Christmas morning, held it up to the window to look at the grain, and kept it in his shirt pocket the rest of the day.
Perfect Gift For Dad Signed Box
Before
3 Months
Frank M., 74 Verified Owner
I threw out a drawer full of cheap pens. This one sits on my desk and gets used every day. The wood has already darkened a little where my fingers rest.
Heirloom No Two Alike Age 70+
Before
Holiday Cards
Edward B., 66 Verified Owner
I wrote all forty of our Christmas cards with it this year. My wife said my handwriting looked like it did when we were dating.
Steady Line Light In Hand Pure Pleasure
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Made The Slow Way Since 1908

Why this pen does not come off a production line

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1908
the year the family set up its first lathe in Burlington, Vermont
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3,000
turns of the manual lathe to shape every single barrel
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142
pens left in the final batch of this season
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Info Figures from the Halloran workshop records.
Made The Slow Way Since 1908

What Is In Every Halloran Pen

Four details you can feel the first time you pick it up

Vermont Maple Burl
Vermont Maple Burl
Stabilized burl with a grain pattern of its own, warming to an amber patina with use
Hand-Tuned Nib
Hand-Tuned Nib
Rhodium-plated steel medium nib, adjusted by hand so the ink flows without skipping
Brass Hardware
Brass Hardware
Satin brass cap band, clip and end caps that age with the wood
Numbered And Signed
Numbered And Signed
Batch number under the cap band and a signed certificate in a walnut box
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What Is In Every Halloran Pen
Ready To Write In Under A Minute

Ready To Write In Under A Minute

No learning curve, even if he has not used a fountain pen in years

Step 1
Unscrew The Barrel
Twist off the barrel to reach the converter inside.
Step 2
Draw Up The Ink
Dip the nib in the ink bottle and turn the converter to fill it.
Step 3
Wipe The Nib
A soft cloth or paper towel, then screw the barrel back on.
Step 4
Write
Let the nib rest on the paper, no pressing needed, and the line comes on its own.
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A Turned Pen vs. A Pen From The Drawer

Why he will reach for this one every morning

Halloran Pen
Halloran Pen
 Plastic Ballpoint
Plastic Ballpoint
 Factory Pen
Factory Pen
Barrel turned by hand on a manual lathe
Real Vermont maple burl, no two alike
Nib tuned by hand before it ships
Numbered and signed with a certificate
A gift he will still use in 20 years
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Give Him The Pen He Has Been Missing

Claim one of the final 142 pens before the workshop closes its season

CheckCircle A real wooden pen in place of the plastic one in his pocket.
CheckCircle A smooth, steady line from the first word he writes.
CheckCircle A gift that carries a number, a signature and a story.
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