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Today we are delighted to announce that the Tiger Pens store is now open!

It has taken a few months to arrive but now we are here and looking forward to welcoming customers to our huge range of pens and pencils, a range that will continue to grow over the coming weeks.

A closer look at the store will show that we are currently stocking the complete ranges from Pilot UK and Uni-Ball together with a selection from other leading brands such as Pentel and Berol. You will also find the excellent markers from Sharpie as well as Edding specialist pens and markers. Read More –>

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I have had a variety of vintage pencils in the locker but have refrained from using any of these at the office as I do not want to lose them or they are getting a little fragile. As a result, over the past couple of years, my workplace pen has been the standard HB pencil or a disposable plastic make. About a year ago, the manager came back from New York with a fistful of Pilot H1010 ‘The Shaker’ pencils that he had picked up at a very reasonable price. Dropping one on each desk with the instruction “Use these, they are great” he walked away leaving us all a bit bemused. Read More –>

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Pilot BeGreeN – The First Full Range of Recycled Pens

August 21, 2009

Looking for simple ways to reduce your environmental footprint? They don’t get much easier than this: buying recycled ink pens from the Pilot BeGreeN line.

The BeGreeN range (no, we don’t know why the “n” is capitalized) is made from recycled plastics, but look and function just like standard Pilot pens and mechanical pencils. According to [...]

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Hands Hurting? Give These Ergonomic Pens a Try

August 19, 2009

Sure, this is the computer age, but we all still use pens for just about every day for everything from taking customer orders to jotting down the grocery list. That can be painful sometimes for people with arthritis or repetitive stress injuries and those in professions that require a lot of writing by hand. Using [...]

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