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The Fountain Pen Shop was a historic fountain pen retailer, museum, and repair shop in Downtown Los Angeles, and later, Monrovia, originally established in 1922. The shop is considered to be the oldest pen shop in the United States operated continuously by the same family. Its original location was at the intersection of Sixth and Spring Streets, with its second Downtown Los Angeles location near Pershing Square and its Monrovia location at 2640 S. Myrtle Ave.

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  • The Fountain Pen Shop was a historic fountain pen retailer, museum, and repair shop in Downtown Los Angeles, and later, Monrovia, originally established in 1922. The shop is considered to be the oldest pen shop in the United States operated continuously by the same family. Its original location was at the intersection of Sixth and Spring Streets, with its second Downtown Los Angeles location near Pershing Square and its Monrovia location at 2640 S. Myrtle Ave. (en)
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  • The Fountain Pen Shop was a historic fountain pen retailer, museum, and repair shop in Downtown Los Angeles, and later, Monrovia, originally established in 1922. The shop is considered to be the oldest pen shop in the United States operated continuously by the same family. Its original location was at the intersection of Sixth and Spring Streets, with its second Downtown Los Angeles location near Pershing Square and its Monrovia location at 2640 S. Myrtle Ave. (en)
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  • The Fountain Pen Shop (en)
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