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MACNIVEN & CAMERON'S PENSi
"Are the best Pens invented, and it is only bare justice to
tlie patentees to record tlie fact.'
-Shropshire News.
THE WAYERLEY
PEN.
" They are a treasure."
Standard.
THE PICKWICK
PEN.
" Embodies an improve-
ment of great value.' —
Engineer.
THE OWL PEN.
cMthe owl- pen
(Turned-down Point.)
" Par excellence the Ladies'
Pen." — Oueen.
THE FLYING
SCOTCHMAN PEN.
5 FLYIHC SCOTCHMAN
^MACNIVEN&CMEROII
' EDINBURCH. '
" The fastest pen we have
ever used." — Sportsman.
THE HINDOO PEN.
_N?3.HINDOO PEN,^
MACNIVEN&CAMERON;
EDINBURGH
{Oblique Point in 3 degrees.)
"We vouch for their ex-
cellence." — Examiner.
THE FLYING
DUTCHMAN PEN.
" Our Editor wrote 300
words with one dip of ink." —
Dewshiiry Reporter,
(With simple reservoir attachment.)
THE CLAYMORE
PEN.
-tfE«VMOKt-HLN==
MACNIVEN & CAMERON
..I ,it t,ie point.)
" Destined to become popu-
lar for the amount of work
which can be obtained from it,
no less th m for its fine writing
properties." — British Trade
Journal.
6d. and Is. PER BOX. * SOLD BY ALL STATIONERS.
" You will pnd no pens better than those of Macniven & Cameron;
their pens meet every hand-writing." — THE gentlewoman.
SAMPLE BOX, OONTAININC ALL THE KINDS, Is. Id. BY POST.
ACNIYEN & CAMERON,
Patentees of Pens and Penholders, LIMITED,
PENMAKERS TO HER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT OFFICES,
WAYERLEY WORKS, BLAIR STREET, EDINBURGH.

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