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Monday, May 12, 2008
Can anyone tell me what I missed?(As posted in reply to the question above on FPN, regarding Saturday's meeting)
There are some pictures of the meeting in the photo album on the website. John Roede gave a great presentation on
the Franklin Pen Company of Philadelphia. His research included a lot of information on the families involved including some
gathered from interviews of surviving descendents. John brought along examples of Franklin pens from various periods of the
company's history including eyedropper, plunger and lever filling pens.
Afterwards there was plenty of show
& tell with plenty of both vintage and modern pens to play with. With nearly 20 people in attendance the conference table
was full but the room was still comfortable.
11:57 am est
Thursday, April 17, 2008
May meeting notification sentYesterday afternoon at 4 Alan sent out the email announcing the May meeting. It reads as follows: Subject: Phila., Pen Club
Did Ben sign the Declaration of Independence with a fountain pen? John
Roede Will tell us all about Franklin Fountain Pens At our next meeting on May 10th 11am to 1pm Don't
miss this exciting conundrum. Our meetings are at the Cira Center Center 2929 Arch Street Suite 600 Philadelphia,
PA., PA. 19104-2889
Please RSVP to Alan Blacker (blackeraj@hotmail.com) or visit our web site, www.philadelphiapens.com Please bring a picture ID.
9:54 am est
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Finally upTechnical difficulties seem to have all been addressed and all of the initial content is live on the site.
11:19 am est
Thursday, April 10, 2008
New website!We've migrated the Philadelphia Pens website to a new tool that gives us more space and more flexibility as of today.
Actually, it is rebuilt rather than migrated, as there was no tool to actually move it. Some pain involved as there
were some issues with Register.com (which they resolved), and they are working on issues with pictures and with forms, which
they expect to have resolved shortly. I'm already impressed with how much easier this tool is and how much more
we'll be able to do.
3:53 pm est
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