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− | Even the production beginning of the [[Carter]] pens is not clear, someone set this back to 1924,<ref>accordint to what said [http://www.richardspens.com/?page=coll/col_20.htm here] and [http://kamakurapens.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=266&mode=threaded&pid=1271 here], bat this last one repeat the 1926 date, also reported [http://www.pensandwatches.com/_pages/pen_company_photos/Carter_pen_company.htm here].</ref> when it seems that the first pens marketed by [[Carter]] appeared, but it seems that they were manufacturing residues of [[Laughlin]], others set the beginning in 1926. The first pens marked [[Carter]] were launched under the slogan ''You know the ink''. These models were | + | Even the production beginning of the [[Carter]] pens is not clear, someone set this back to 1924,<ref>accordint to what said [http://www.richardspens.com/?page=coll/col_20.htm here] and [http://kamakurapens.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=266&mode=threaded&pid=1271 here], bat this last one repeat the 1926 date, also reported [http://www.pensandwatches.com/_pages/pen_company_photos/Carter_pen_company.htm here].</ref> when it seems that the first pens marketed by [[Carter]] appeared, but it seems that they were manufacturing residues of [[Laughlin]], others set the beginning in 1926. The first pens marked [[Carter]] were launched under the slogan ''You know the ink''. These models were hard rubber ''[[flattop]]s'', with the the [[De Witt-La France]] patented spring-loaded clip, probably obtained from the materials inherited from [[Laughlin]]. These pen did not have a model name, and they are called simpy [[The Carter's Pen]]. |
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Even the production beginning of the Carter pens is not clear, someone set this back to 1924,[1] when it seems that the first pens marketed by Carter appeared, but it seems that they were manufacturing residues of Laughlin, others set the beginning in 1926. The first pens marked Carter were launched under the slogan You know the ink. These models were hard rubber flattops, with the the De Witt-La France patented spring-loaded clip, probably obtained from the materials inherited from Laughlin. These pen did not have a model name, and they are called simpy The Carter's Pen.