Harpen Brand Holding's,LLC

05/14/2026

Wearever Pens

05/14/2026

01/05/2026

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10/02/2024

05/09/2023

NEW RELEASE…The LeBoeuf Pen Company proudly honors George Washington, the first President of the United States with this stunning limited edition fountain pen and rollerball.
Each Pen is hand turned with a gorgeous Military Blue/Buff Gold Acrylic barrel specially chosen to match the Continental army uniform worn by Washington during the War for Independence. The barrels are engraved with George Washington’s famous signature in gold fill and a gold-plated embossed coin featuring Washington’s portrait has been carefully placed atop each pen cap. The George Washington Limited Edition is available as both a fountain pen and rollerball. Each fountain pen features a German gold plated nib in both fine and medium point . The LeBOEUF George Washington Limited Edition is a stunning tribute our first President whose accomplishments and sacrifice in securing the Nations Independence and establishing our Democracy made him one of the world’s most celebrated figures.
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04/27/2023

01/04/2023

The ergonomic Sensa pens from the 1990s were recently reintroduced, and the new versions incorporate the latest technology—including a new, patented PLASMIUM grip.

12/29/2022

Happy New Year from Sensa Pens! Here is a Sneak Peak at a rendering of The New Sensa Stardust Collection, our first new release in 2023. A brand new design which will feature a unique new lacquer process. Six color options will be available featuring either Gold or Silver stardust lacquer. Available this February.

11/29/2022

The LeBoeuf Pen Company is honoring John F. Kennedy with a new limited edition fountain pen and rollerball as part of its Icon Series. The pens feature black caps and “Camelot Blue” acrylic barrels in tribute to the Kennedy administration, which became known as “Camelot.”