315 results for "Acme Taeguk Rollerball Pen" between $25.00 and $150.00

YOUNG SE KIM was born in Seoul in 1950. He received a BFA in Industrial Design from Seoul National University. He also recieved an MFA in Industrial Design from University of Illinois at Chicago. Young Se Kim founded INNODESIGN, Inc. of Palo Alto, Ca. in 1985 and INNODESIGN Korea of Seoul in 1999. Since the inception of the company he has been active in running the business as well as designing numerous products. The company has grown to a multinational design consulting organization. He was rewarded...

Acme Taeguk II Rollerball Pen - - - Design: Young Se Kim; packaged in hinged aluminum case; new Acme rollerball pen with manufacturer warranty.

Metal barrel Hand applied color image Metal-to-metal threading Comfortable weight and shape Design by Alexander Girard

Acid etched brass with hand -filled lacquer. ACME writing instruments are distinguished by the works of modern and contemporary designers. Dots Etched is designed by Charles & Ray Eames.

Metal barrel Hand applied color image Metal-to-metal threading Comfortable weight and shape Design by Frank Lloyd Wright

Who says high-tech has to be virtual? Our L-Tech Rollerball Pen puts the tangible pleasure of a well-crafted precision tool in your hand. Architects and engineers have used such machined metal for years, as it renders the touch of quality.

the metamorph pen was designed by asymptote, forward-thinking designers hani rashid & lisa ann couture’s design, architecture, & research practice in new york. asymptote has produced a number of key works in recent years that involve the use of digital tools & technologies – one of the most important being the 3DTF, a virtual reality trading floor designed for the new york stock exchange. this project is the first large scale virtual reality environment commissioned and used for business purposes...

Acme Girard Inspired Rollerball Pen Acme Studio puts the works of noted designers into your hands with a fascinating collection of pens and accessories. Shown here are two motifs by Alexander Girard (1907 - 1993) one of the greatest colorists, patternmakers and designers of the 20th century. Using folk art as his inspiration, Girard created whimsical and sophisticated designs that brought color and life to projects ranging from modern furniture at Herman Miller to the redesign of Braniff Airlines...

Its smooth, contoured look and seamless design embraces the future while generating a timeless elegance. Adorned with a teardrop 24K gold plated clip, this sensational design will leave a permanent impression.

Regarded worldwide as a pioneer in modern pen design, Lamy has been a chief innovator in the field for decades. Taking its shape from Lamy's classic Safari line and engineered to demanding specifications, the glossy Lamy AL-Star Rollerball Pen feels great in your hand. Like the Safari, the AL-Star has a distinctive flexible brass clip and is pleasingly lightweight. Founded in 1930, Lamy develops and produces all its products at its factory in Heidelberg, Germany.

This design is based on the china pattern Frank Lloyd Wright designed for the "Cabaret" dining room of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan (1915 - 1923; demolished 1968). This image is in many museum collections, including the Art Institute of Chicago.

you can modify your acme rollerball pen’s appearance on a whim with these alternate front sections. fits all standard acme rollerball units. acme studios is internationally known for their collectible pens – they were the first company to make printed pens, giving them endless possibilities for new designs. since founded in 1985, acme has branched into different products such as personal accessories, wallets, watches & jewelry, along with their unique assortment of writing tools. these collections...

VERNER PANTON , (1926-1998), trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, and initially worked at Arne Jacobsen´s architectural practice. He established his own design office in 1955. Panton is credited with the design of the very first single-form injection- moulded plastic chair: the Stacking Chair, designed in 1960. Some of Panton’s other renowned chair designs include the Heart Chair, and the Cone Chair, designed in 1958 and 1959, respectively.

A unique blue pattern on silver, this pen is acid etched brass with hand-filled lacquer. A comfortable weight & shape, it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and has his signature engraved on the band of the cap.

one of the more popular designs in the acme collection, this rollerball pen and business card case features a wonderful collage of charles & ray eames furniture designs. this husband & wife team are ranked among the finest american designers of the twentieth century. they are best known for their ground-breaking contributions to architecture, furniture design, industrial design & manufacturing, & the photographic arts. this collection by acme is approved and certified by the eames office, which is...