New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-30
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ESTEEMED FRIEND: ! think il due 20 thee to say,
that the pen thou kindly forwarded 10 the eth
Of last month, gives me oiire satisfaction. Having
had large amount of writing 10 do since. the add-
toual case with which ] accomplished il. and the
greater rapidity. makes me feel that the pen has
about paid for itself already. When first tried il.
having for months used one that has been mended.
and required hard pressure ON the paper, was con
sdcraby disappointed, and thought Of returning 10
for q sitter one. But thought 10 best not 20 decide
against il without fair and just trial and SO wrote
on and the longer used IT, the better liked IT, and
now ! could not wish Tor anything better IN that
line
Thy sincere friend BENIN HALLOwEIJ,
A. MOKroN No. - Nader. lane, Nev-Yoik city.
PARIS June -. 1867.
My DEAR SIR: ] am as badly Oh here rs | was il
London four years ago-l can ind no gold pen IN
Paris that call good Hence. mine that got of you
having had an unlucky fal herewith scnd it back
that you may return TO q whole one OF the same
style and character.
What a compliment TO your pens. that neither in
London nor Paris | can find nothing equal 70 them
and have 10 send across the Atlantic ior small but
so essential thing!'
Yours truly, CHARLES D. CLEVELAND.
A. MoEroS, No. Is Maldenl lane NJ WORK CITY.
OFFICE or THE PRESS, PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1901
A. MOTION D,GT Sir Five years ago began to
use a gold pen of yOnr manufacture, and have writ
ten with 10 since, say az least II tO 10 pages of
| foolscap every day IL has continued ia good con-
ditOn. as YOU may imagine, when tell NOu that
am now using 10 Ia write this note. have found IL
a. elastic a Quill pen. never cutting the paper.
never SCATTERING the ink, and. above all durable.
Few single pens have had steady work. Think
ing You ought TO know this, tell 10 10 Won. audam
yours truly ". SHELTON MACKENZIE.
NrwYoRK. Feb II. 1861
Mr. MORTON: Tie manual labor Of writing had
always been difficult and painful 20 me. had Aever
been able 10 purchase gold pen adapted 10 my
hand: uuills too coarse and soon wore ont aud
.tecl pens were harsh and stih.
I'm March. 1863 after hall an hours experimenting
you selected a gold pen for me, rs flexible ~ gun
and as fine as wanted. had never found anythiDg
with which could write half 50 easily before. But
lost IL IN California, and for few months scratched
away as best could with steel pens. On the dan
after reaching New York again with Your aid found
another gold pen in your establishment as good as
the first have used II daily ever since, and now
write these lines with il, with an ease 20 which
was stranger before met you two years ago. one
and with the same results. am confident that yon
can tit any hand however eramped, and help any
writer however hard 10 SUIT. ,
Faithfully yours, ALBERT j. hlChAhD9ON'
OFFICE or THT SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, I
No. 81 PARK Row, NEW YORK, June 2G, leGl.
! am acquainted with the manufacture oi Gold
Pens and have 10 hesitation IN saying that the Ma
chimes Invented and Patented by Nh Morton, and
used in his business enable him 10 manufacture the
best Gold Pens IA the world.
ROBERT MACFARLANE,
III A.|.4f lft la