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Parker IM Personalized Ballpoint Pen in Matte Blue with Chrome Trim
Parker IM Personalized Ballpoint Pen in Matte Blue with Chrome Trim
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Parker IM Personalized Ballpoint Pen in Matte Blue with Chrome Trim
- Engraving included below the clip: Up to 30 characters laser-engraved in silver/chrome tone below the Parker arrow clip — a name, initials, title, date, or short message. The silver engraving contrasts against the matte blue finish and is permanently set
- Matte blue with chrome trim and black lacquer grip: Matte blue barrel with polished chrome appointments and a black lacquer grip section. The Parker arrow clip is chrome on this variant. Parker Pen Company was founded in 1888
- Parker Quink 1.0mm blue ink: Ships with Parker Quink 1.0mm medium point blue ballpoint ink. Parker Quink is Parker's proprietary ink formulation. The pen is refillable with Parker IM ballpoint refills available from Parker directly
- Click-action mechanism with Parker arrow clip: Single-click extends and retracts the tip for one-handed operation. The Parker arrow clip is chrome on this variant — the arrow clip is Parker's signature design element present across the IM family. Parker was founded in 1888
- Parker gift box included: Ships in a Parker-branded gift box, ready for graduation, birthday, Career Advancement, new job, or teacher appreciation. No additional wrapping needed — suits both men and women. The Matte Blue finish is also available as a capped rollerball
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