Great Chicago Fire Retro 51 Rollerball Pen - New, Sealed, Ltd. Edition

Description

Mrs. Catherine O'Leary's hapless cow is blamed for starting the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The cow didn't do it! The fire probably didn't even start in her house. Over 350 years later, if my math is correct, and it seldom is, we have this excellent rollerball commemorating both the fire and the cow. The cow finally gets the recognition it is due. If you're in the moooood to write, this is a great pen that writes like butter. Fresh-churned butter, to be precise. It has brass trim, just like the bell Mrs. O'Leary's cow wore around its neck. (That's more folklore, but once you get started . . . .) When you use this pen, it might be wise to put away that calf leather bound journal. You wouldn't want to start a conflagration of similar magnitude. Aside from that, you can use this most excellent pen to fire off letters, to illuminate a topic of interest, or just to say "hay" to your friends.
This pen is a very good one and it's refillable. It's shipped free the day after you pay. Don't be surprised to find a little something extra inside. So it would behoove you to buy it.