Pens & Highlighters

NEW! China Marker

I don't know about you, but I remember my mom had one of these! This high quality, smooth writing all purpose marker marks on any porous or nonporous material. Especially suited for writing on china, glass, metal, plastics, rubber. Use these to mark grandma’s name on the bottom of that vase that belonged to grandma! Made in U.S.A.

NEW! Zig Photo Signature Pen

Zig Photo Signature pens are perfect for writhing on any photo surfaces. Great for writing on all-occasion photo greeting cards, instant photos, transparencies, negatives, CD’s, DVD’s and more! Perfect for organizing dates, notes and memories. This fine-line marker pen can be used on any smooth, non-porous surface as well as most porous surfaces. Features: Non-toxic, fade resistant, dries quickly, will not smear (once dry), permanent, water resistant and photo safe!

Pen / Pencil Holder

This is a nifty little gadget! You can put any size pen or pencil in the rubber holder and wear it around your neck so you can't lose it! It says "Genealogists collect dead relatives". Measurements: Rubber holder 2-3/4" long x 3/4" wide on a rope that measures 17-1/2" long.

NEW! Zig Brand Red Eye Rescue

Save your treasured photos with this pen. A simple dot or circle over the unattractive red eye returns your picture to its normal appearance. The fine brush tip helps fix even the tiniest bit of a red eye in all your photographs. With the Zig Red Eye Rescue Pen it’s like having your own retouching studio in hand! Not recommended for Polaroid photos.

Elegant Grip Pen

New BLUE elegant grip pen. We really like this one! Feels great in your hands but besides that, it says "Genealogy, Living in the Past Lane" on it. Makes a great gift or keep it for yourself. Black ink. Tip unscrews to refill.

2-Color Pen on Rope

OK, we have found it now! This is a pen that has both blue and red ink in the one barrel. You can see that there are two buttons that you can push to select either color. Yes, you can buy refills at your local office supply store. Rubber grip makes it an ease to hold. What is really neat about this pen is that it also has a "break-away" rope so you won't hurt yourself in a moment of frustration at the library or court house. Wear it around your neck at the genealogy conference, library or wherever. Of course, we have added a cute saying "I love Genealogy". Makes a GREAT gift for any genealogist including yourself! We have had many requests to bring back a pen on a rope, so we think this one is the best yet! Measurements: 5-3/4" long with a 16" break-away rope.

Gel Pens

Gell Pens are the greatest for many reasons. They write on BLACK paper or other dark colors and these are extra special because they are archival and acid free. These are great for scrapbooking or writing on the pages of those old photo ablums with black paper. They are also great just to write with.

Erasing Highlighter

Now this is neat! Did you ever highlight something that you did not want to highlight? Well, this 'pen' will 'un-highlight' your highlighted stuff. It is almost unbelievable to see. AND, it unhighlights other highlighters marks too, not just made by this one. It also says "Documention, the hardest part of Genealogy" so you won't get it mixed up with all those other pens in your desk. One end is the highlighter and one end is the 'un-highlighter'.

Micron Pigma Pen

Micron Pigma pens and Millenium pens are the greatest! Quilters use them for fabric as they are colorfast, fade proof, acid free and archival safe. Use them for scrapbooking or writing on those old paper backed photos. You can't go wrong with this pen! Point size 01.

pH Testing Pen

Lineco Archival pen. Use this pen to test paper products for acidity. It provides an easy method to distinguish between acid-free and unsafe acidic materials. The chlorophenol red solution in the pen will turn a purple / lavender color on acid-free or neutral paper with a pH of 6.8 or above. A yellow or colourless result indicates the paper is acidic. If you are making photocopies and expect them to be "safe", well, you might get a surprise! Try this.