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Ever ready pen
12-01-04

Derringer Wallet Pen

Not earth-shattering, but this wallet pen is really handy. I am never without something to write with. The good thing about the pen is that it clips in, so I never have to worry about where I put it.

-- Chuck Green  

Derringer Wallet Pen
$8
Derringer Wallet Pen Company

 
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