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Vintage Esterbrook 442 Jackson Stub Pen Nibs

$60.00

Vintage Esterbrook 442 Jackson Stub Pen Nibs – A Classic Writing Tool for Collectors and Calligraphy Enthusiasts

The R. Esterbrook & Co. 442 Jackson Stub pen nib is a vintage favorite among fountain pen collectors and dip pen enthusiasts. First introduced in the late 1800s, this steel stub nib combines the elegance of traditional handwriting with the durability of American craftsmanship.

Designed with a stub tip and Falcon-style body, the 442 Jackson Stub delivers smooth, expressive strokes ideal for calligraphy, journaling, and decorative lettering. The nib’s modest flexibility and wide horizontal strokes make it popular for those who love a distinctive writing flair.

Often found in its original “One Dozen” packaging, these antique nibs are a testament to Esterbrook’s legacy in American pen manufacturing. Whether you’re a vintage pen collector or a creative looking to elevate your penmanship, the Esterbrook 442 Jackson Stub offers timeless quality and charm.

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Availability: In stock

Category: Antique

Description

Esterbrook No. 442 Jackson Stub – For the Swift, Stylish Writer
Introduced October 1889

Experience the perfect union of grace and precision with the Esterbrook No. 442 Jackson Stub—a superior steel pen designed for those who demand elegance in every stroke.

Crafted with a broad, smooth stub point and built upon our proven Falcon form, the Jackson Stub offers unmatched control and line variation, ideal for clear, rapid penmanship and stylish correspondence.

Trusted by professionals, educators, and discerning writers across the country, the No. 442 delivers both beauty and durability in every word.

Sold in boxes of One Dozen – Ask your stationer for Esterbrook.
“The Pen That Writes Right.”