Before the invention of the pencil, medieval scholars would use silver to draw fine lines. This has now been recreated into a modern form. A pen that has no ink and which has a tip made of a silver alloy. No ink smudges, never runs out and writes in all conditions. It should be pointed out that the writing is not a high contrast, can't be rubbed out and it only writes on paper.

• Silver alloy tip
• No ink
• Writes in all conditions. Wet, dry, upside down, hot or cold.
• The maker claims it never runs out
• Wood body - Cherry
• 8mm in diameter, 165mm long