Originally created in the 1940s and sent to space with the NASA Apollo missions, the Fisher Space Pen is designed to be compact enough to fit in a pocket and yet perfectly balanced when open. The pressurized ink cartridge writes at any angle, upside down, and in extreme hot and cold temperatures. Chrome finish and pocket clip.
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Measurements
Length: 4in / 10cm
Length: 5.5in / 14cm, when open
Fisher Space Pen
Bullet Space Pen with Clip
About the Designer
Paul Fisher created his first universal refill for ballpoint pens in 1953, but he wanted a better and more reliable instrument. This determination led to the AG-7, a pressurized system that was capable of writing underwater, in extreme cold and heat, and perhaps most importantly, in zero gravity. In 1968, the Apollo 7 mission began using the Fisher model and the Fisher Space Pen became a cultural icon.