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Reynolds Ballpens 1945

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History of Reynolds pen

The Parker Pen Company is a manufacturer of pens, founded in 1888 [2] by George Safford Parker in Janesville, Wisconsin, United States. It is currently owned by Newell Rubbermaid.

Reynolds in Indian market Headquartered in Chennai, G.M.Pens has pioneered the writing instruments revolution in the Indian market. Commencing operations in 1986, G.M.Pens introduced to India, international quality writing instruments, and marketed them under the brand name Reynolds. It was also the first company to build a brand in a category that behaved more like a commodity till then.

Something about REYNOLDS Reynolds pens have supported generations of students through their studies. A global brand, Reynolds is part of a $7 billion, Fortune 500 group called Newell Rubbermaid. The Reynolds range extends from writing instruments to gift sets and art material today. Available at arms length in India through a wide distribution network, Reynolds is also present in high footfall shopping areas through it's retail venture Write Site.

Some local varieties of Reynolds pen

Structure of pens nib (Reynolds)

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Impoted pen to gift any student

Cello Good handwriting Reasonable rates Smooth finishing Long lasting nib Less ink leakage No need for advertising because people are aware about these pens

Reynolds Poor handwriting High rates than the quality Thick nib More ink leakage Many advertisements are available to people to get know about this pen

Brief Summary Milton Reynolds first introduced Reynolds ballpoint pens to the United States in October 1945. The original design was by Biro. The pens were an immediate success and sold by the millions and Milton Reynolds made millions of dollars. Unfortunately they were a failure as a writing instrument. Poor quality of the ballpoint and bad design of the ink reservoir caused the pens to perform poorly. The pens leaked, skipped and dropped globs of ink on your paper. The company failed within a few years and set back the acceptance of the ballpoint pen for years.