Fisher Space Pen - Chrome with Shuttle

The original Bullet Space Pen was conceived in July of 1948. Paul Fisher was soon machining a new pen design shaped from solid aluminum. It became the

Fisher Space Pen, Bullet Space Pen with Shuttle Emblem, Chrome (600SH)

Matte Black Shuttle Space Pen, Chrome Accents, NASA Meatball

The Fisher Chrome Bullet Space Pen writes at any angle upside down underwater and in harsh temperature conditions (hot and cold). When closed this pen slightly resembles a long bullet and it is this design that has been exhibited for a number of years by New York's Museum of Modern Art as an outstanding example of contemporary industrial design. Each Fisher Bullet Space pen comes in an attractive gift box with a small pamphlet that provides the interesting history of the Fisher Space Pen.

Fisher Space Pen Bullet Space Pen Chrome

This is a cap type pen, not a retractable pen. It is a compact pen with the cap on and a full sized pen with the writing point exposed. It is pictured

Fisher Space Pen #600SH / Chrome Bullet with Gold Shuttle

Description Since 1967, NASA selected the Fisher Space Pen for use on the Apollo Missions. They have been used on all American manned space flights

Fisher Bullet Shuttle Pen - Chrome

Fisher Space 'Shuttle Patch' Emblem Bullet Pen - Chrome

Bullet Space Pen, Chrome with American Flag Emblem (#600AF)

Fisher Astronaut Chrome Space Pen Shuttle

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Fisher Chrome Bullet Space Pen with Fisher Space Pen Logo - KnifeCenter - 400/FSP