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Cross Classic Century Personalized Slim Ballpoint Pen in Chrome Finish
Cross Classic Century Personalized Slim Ballpoint Pen in Chrome Finish
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Cross Classic Century Personalized Slim Ballpoint Pen in Chrome Finish
- Engraving included below the clip: Up to 20 characters laser-engraved below the clip in a brass tone against the chrome finish — a name, initials, title, graduation year, or short message. The engraving is permanently set into the barrel
- Slim chrome barrel with lengthwise ribs: The Classic Century's slim, narrow barrel has subtle lengthwise ribs along the grip section. The pen weighs 0.5 oz — lighter and slimmer than most metal ballpoints, suited to writers who prefer a compact instrument
- Twist-action mechanism: The pen extends and retracts via a twist mechanism — no click button. This is the Classic Century's signature operating feature and has remained consistent across the model's production history since 1946
- Medium point black ink refill included: Ships preloaded with a Cross medium point black ballpoint refill. Refillable with Cross ballpoint cartridges available directly from Cross and most office supply retailers. The twist mechanism retracts fully between uses
- Cross gift box included: Ships in a Cross-branded gift box, ready to present at a graduation, new job, retirement, Career Advancement, Bar Mitzvah, or groomsmen event. No additional wrapping needed — arrives as a complete, gift-ready set. Suits both men and women
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