Acme Studio Standard Rollerball Pen Imperial
⚠️ Important Packaging Note: This authentic Acme Studio item comes in its original vintage box from over a decade ago. Please note that the box is not in perfect condition and is not suitable for gifting. A 10% discount has already been applied to the listing price to account for the packaging wear.
Imperial Standard Rollerball Pen, a design by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1998, from Acme Studios, USA. This pen comes with one black roller ball refill. Artist's signature is engraved on the cap band and 'ACME' is on the clip. The pen is presented in aÊFrank Lloyd WrightÊtinÊbox with a black sleeve and ACME literature. Ê 
Born in Wisconsin, USA, in 1867, FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT grew up to be AmericaÕs greatest and most innovative Architect. His legacy is one of AmericaÕs foremost cultural treasures. In 1940, he established The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to protect, preserve and administer his lifeÕs work. In 1991, Architectural Record magazine published a list of the 100 most significant buildings in the world - 11 were by Frank Lloyd Wright
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⚠️ Important Packaging Note: This authentic Acme Studio item comes in its original vintage box from over a decade ago. Please note that the box is not in perfect condition and is not suitable for gifting. A 10% discount has already been applied to the listing price to account for the packaging wear.
Imperial Standard Rollerball Pen, a design by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1998, from Acme Studios, USA. This pen comes with one black roller ball refill. Artist's signature is engraved on the cap band and 'ACME' is on the clip. The pen is presented in aÊFrank Lloyd WrightÊtinÊbox with a black sleeve and ACME literature. Ê
Born in Wisconsin, USA, in 1867, FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT grew up to be AmericaÕs greatest and most innovative Architect. His legacy is one of AmericaÕs foremost cultural treasures. In 1940, he established The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to protect, preserve and administer his lifeÕs work. In 1991, Architectural Record magazine published a list of the 100 most significant buildings in the world - 11 were by Frank Lloyd Wright
