June's Antique Deskstuff

For lovers of Vintage fountain pens, Antique inkwells, inkstands and Desksets. Everything for the Desk

June's Page

Notes I have received from happy customers.

Dear June:

Thank you for the 2 Esterbrook pens. I am writing this with the green pen. Thank you also for the tips on the correct ink. The Green "J" Pen is just like my old one in high school, without the teeth makes.

Yours truly

Norm Hunt

Dear June:

The Waterson set arrived yesterday( Monday). It's exactly what I wanted, and I'm delighted with it. I don't often order things online (except books), and your photos and description were accurate.

Many thanks,

Anne Cure

Pamela

I received the pen in the mail today and it is a beauty.  Thanks so 

much.  Will get looking for other items on your site.

Warren Rosenaur

My Collection of Vintage Fountain Pens started in 1980. I read an article about Fountain Pens and was instantly intreged. Since that time I have added many pens to my personal collection. You will find on this site a few pens than I have multiples of and some I just added because I wanted to. Vintage Pens are my prime interest but you may from time to time find a Modern Pen in their midst. Waterman, Parker, Wahl, and Sheaffers are my prime area of collecting. But as each area of the country has different pens I have also along the way found Esterbrook, Conklin, Conway Stewart, Universal, Eclipse, Eversharp, and many other smaller manufacturers.

Canadian Vintage Fountain Pens feature very highly as we are in Canada but a goodly number of our pens also come the United States of America. I will state whether the pen was manufactured in Canada or the USA or evern the ones the the UK. But Canadian Pen are most common here.

Crystal, glass and brass are the materials that most of our Vintage Collectable Inkwells are made of. Lovely Antique Glass, Crystal and Brass inkwells and inkstands are still available today. Many of these beauties are more than one hundred years old, Some of the more utilitarian Vintage inkwells were still being used in the fifties and the sixties in different parts of the country especially in Banks in this country. Lately, I have come across a few boxed Desksets which have found their way onto ? page.

I called it Deskstuff because you will also find on this site. lead for mechanical pencils, desksets.Things for the desk..