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The failed investment in the production of the ballpoint pen was a fatal blow to the finances of the company, it sought a revival back in its  fountain pen traditional market, and in 1948 commissioned to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Loewy Raymond Loewy], a famous designer, the creation of a new pen, the [[Symphony]] model. But even this model did not had a great success and ''Eversharp'' went gradually waning as its profits. The company ended up liquidating the production division to [[Parker]] in 1957. After that date only traces of the brand remain in the market, at the end of the '50s, for some economic pens made for [[Parker]].

The failed investment in the production of the ballpoint pen was a fatal blow to the finances of the company, it sought a revival back in its  fountain pen traditional market, and in 1948 commissioned to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Loewy Raymond Loewy], a famous designer, the creation of a new pen, the [[Symphony]] model. But even this model did not had a great success and ''Eversharp'' went gradually waning as its profits. The company ended up liquidating the production division to [[Parker]] in 1957. After that date only traces of the brand remain in the market, at the end of the '50s, for some economic pens made for [[Parker]].

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| 1914 || Introduction of mechanical pencil ''Eversharp''

| 1914 || Introduction of mechanical pencil ''Eversharp''

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| 1917 || Acquisition of ''Boston Pen Company''

| 1917 || Acquisition of ''Boston Fountain Pen Company''

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| 1917 || The name of the company becomes ''The Wahl Company''

| 1917 || The name of the company becomes ''The Wahl Company''

| 1918 || Introduced the hard rubber [[Tempoint]] line

| 1918 || Introduced the hard rubber [[Tempoint]] line

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| 1921 || Introduced the [[Whal Pen|Wahl All Metal Fountain Pen]] line

| 1921 || Introduced the [[Wahl All Metal Fountain Pen]] line

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| 1922 || Purchase of the hard rubber factory ''Washington Rubber Co.''

| 1922 || Purchase of the hard rubber factory ''Washington Rubber Co.''

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