1965

This page contains the chronology for the year. We summarize in this page all the relevant events regarding fountain pens that happened in 1965. We also list, if present in our database, any patent applied in the year, and also the ads or document scans which publication date is in the same year.

Events

• Burnham ceases operations

• Kaweco restilizes again the Sport, with the two versions 12G and V12 (hooded nib)

• Pagliero stops using Stilus trademark (guess date, referring to half of '60s)

• The Parker Pen Company retires the Parker VP

• The Parker Pen Company retires the Parker 21

• The Parker Pen Company use a section with plastic threads on the 75

• Günther Wagner - Pelikan retires the Pelikan 120

• Günther Wagner - Pelikan retires the Pelikan 400NN

• Günther Wagner - Pelikan retires the Pelikan 140

• Günther Wagner - Pelikan introduces the Pelikan M30

• Pilot review the Capless model

• Rotring use the red ring (Rotring) as official trademark

• Tibaldi ceases operations

ADs

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Patents

• Patent US-3280797, applied in 1965, by Shunichi Nakata, Platinum. Retractable closure for pen casings.

• Patent DE-1924743U, applied in 1965, Geha. Füllhalter mit einer sein Abrollen von einer schrägen Ablegefläche verhindernden Oberflächengestaltung des Halterschaftes..

• Patent DE-1925124U, applied in 1965, Geha. Schreibgerät, insbesondere Füllhalter, mit Fingeransatzstellen am Schreibgerätevorderteil.

• Patent DE-1947421U, applied in 1965, by Heinrich Hebborn, Walter Anweiler, Luxor. Patronenfüllhalter mit zentraler Schreibspitze.

• Patent DE-1278284, applied in 1965, by Heinrich Hebborn, Walter Anweiler, Luxor. Patronenfüllhalter mit einer zentraler Schreibspitze.

• Patent DE-1786449, applied in 1965, by Heinrich Hebborn, Walter Anweiler, Luxor. Patronenfüllhalter, insbesondere Röhrchenschreiber.

• Patent US-3442597, applied in 1965, by Heinrich Hebborn, Walter Anweiler, Luxor. Fountain Pen.