Fisher Space Pen Stowaway Chorna

The Space Pen is a product of the American engineer Paul Fisher in the 50s of the 20th century, especially for exploration in space. The unique space pen Stowaway Space Pen can write underwater, in low and high temperatures (from -35°C to + 121°C), at an altitude of up to 3810 m, in any state of mind and in extreme uneasiness. Write on a wet or oily surface, it will not leave behind stains.

In a hermetically sealed metal shear, the ink is under the pressure of nitrogen, which is pressed during the hour of writing. The hooked float strengthens the ink under the compressed gas.

The handle in the body is made of aluminum, and the clip is made of brass.

In the middle there is a cut of black color.

Handle size: open - 13 cm, closed - 10.1 cm. Packaging in a blister.

Virobnik: Fisher Space Pen (USA).