e blued in a frying pan over a metal, with the sides and point filed away into the shape of a pen. The first actual supply of such pens, it is believed— and yet firm enough to strike a sharp, heavy blow—had to garret fire. This was at the period when the pens were sold singly, at high prices. Even… … in quality and extent, until the young workman resolved at last his house in the to transfer himself to Bir - JOSEPH GILLOTT, INVENTOR OF THE STEEL-PEN PRESS. Westbourne Road, Edgbas- mingham, where, owing to ton, and his residence at the variety of occupations, a Stanmore, near London, were…
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