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Chez Marianne > Collectibles : Writing Instruments : Fountain Pens : John Holland

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$595 USD SaleSALE 12 John Holland Fountain Pen ‘20s Era Die Cuts – Rare

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First of all, these are NOT printed ads for John Holland fountain pens cut out of old magazines, which are fairly common. Rather, they are the ORIGINAL 80-year-old hot type print shop blocks or die cuts from which such ads were produced. As such, they are among the rarest John Holland ephemera. In the 1920s, advertisements in daily newspapers and magazines were set in type by hand with the use of die cuts supplied by advertisers. Die cuts are blocks of wood topped with a thin sheet of ...

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