I've seen these on sale in some stationery stores, or stores where wedding
or bridal shower guest books are sold.  Often, a "fake" quill pen will come
with the guest book.  I don't think the feathers were real either.  (Though
I must admit, I haven't seen them in some years.)



>Hello,
>
>I am in search of quill pens which have a ballpoint  inserted into the tip, so
>that one can write with them without using liquid ink.
>
>If anyone has ever seen these available for purchase, or had them made for an
>activity, I would appreciate it if you would email me with details (company
>etc.) at this address:
>
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>Thanks!
>
>Jeannette Monk
>Interpretive Planner
>National Postal Museum/Canadian Museum of Civilization

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