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"That was just one example, they came in different colors and with different styles. It may be another brand of pen that you are referring to but the Paper Mate brand had two little hearts on the pocket clip if it had a pocket clip on the pen. "
"They were just government pens, you know; Pen, Ink, Ball Point, Black, 1 ea., NSN 7530-00-222-2735 (or something like that! Used to pick them up by the dozen at Servmart. And actually, if you took the silver cap off the clicker, there were colored…"
"That's almost fancier than I remember. The one I'm thinking of had about a 1/4" round silver band and the shirt clip was just a basic silver piece."
"No, not those. They were very bland looking. black pen, silver band at the middle where it screws apart and a silver push button to get the tip out."
"Papermate brand ballpoint pens?
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The company still makes them with a different look to them. The vintage ones appear on EBay. "
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The company still makes them with a different look to them. The vintage ones appear on EBay. "
"I don't recall these being called by anything specific. I do remember that they had a embossed stamp that said "Property of U S Government". That never stopped anyone from taking home a few of these."
What do you call those black click pens with the silver band in the middle?I was thinking of these the other day and how prevalent they were while we were PCSing all over the world in the navy.Are those still around anymore?
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Welcome Andy. Share any details or stories you may have about your family's Naval service
Welcome aboard Andy!