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Pen from Stephen Hawking's office

Pen from Stephen Hawking's office

Vulcanite "Onoto Safety" fountain pen

Vulcanite "Onoto Safety" fountain pen

Ball point pen with neck cord

Ball point pen with neck cord

1980-1985
Eleven copper-plated steel barrel pens inscribed "William Mitchell's Galvanised Magnum Bonum F"

Eleven copper-plated steel barrel pens inscribed "William Mitchell's Galvanised Magnum Bonum F"

1890-1900
Three dip pens and one lead pencil

Three dip pens and one lead pencil

circa 1890
Swan fountain Pen and Stephen’s Self-filling pen boxes with accessories including: two pens

Swan fountain Pen and Stephen’s Self-filling pen boxes with accessories including: two pens

1884-1930s
Pen, possibly owned by Joseph Lister

Pen, possibly owned by Joseph Lister

Gold pen owned by Joseph Lister

Gold pen owned by Joseph Lister

1801-1900
Ink pen with various attachments

Ink pen with various attachments

unknown
Pen holder on marble stand

Pen holder on marble stand

1980-1985
Black UV pen

Black UV pen

2020
Six steel mapping pens No.29 by Joseph Gillott

Six steel mapping pens No.29 by Joseph Gillott

1900-1910
Pen owned by Alfred Chune Fletcher, made by the American Pencil Company, New York, United States, 1880-1910.

Pen owned by Surgeon Alfred Chune Fletcher

1880-1910
Waterman's ideal fountain pen, by Waterman and by Kirby, Beard and Co., United States.

Waterman's ideal fountain pen

Fountain pen and propelling pencil, belonged to Dr. William Gordon, cased, English by Mabie and Todd, 1920-1928

Fountain pen and propelling pencil

1920-1928
Inlaid tortoiseshell pen holder with metal nib holder and finial, used by Carl Potain, made by S. Mordan, probably in England, 1850-1900

Inlaid tortoiseshell pen holder with metal nib holder and finial

1850-1900
Pen, split nib, with ebony handle

Pen, split nib

Ivory cylinder which unscrews to reveal pen at one end, pencil at other

Ivory cylinder which unscrews to reveal pen at one end

Wooden pen, turned wooden nib-holder with cover

Wooden pen

Metal rib moither of pearl stem, and carved knop

Metal rib moither of pearl stem

Pen nib, LNER. Bronze colour. Marked M9751. 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway

Pen nib, LNER. Brass, marked B664. 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway

Pen nib, LNER. Bronze colour. Marked M9751. 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway

Pen nib, LNER. Bronze: Marked "No 6". 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway

Pen nib, LNER. Bronze: marked "No 7". 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway

Pen nib, LNER. Brass, marked M9751. 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway

Pen nib, LNER. Bronze: Marked "No 7". 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway

Pen nib, LNER. Bronze: Marked "No 6". 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway

Pen nib, LNER. Bronze colour. Marked M9751. 1 1/2" long

Pen nib, London & North Eastern Railway