Classic brand of stationery: Introduction to Parker pens

The founder of Parker pens - George Parker was born in 1863 in Schullsburg, Wisconsin, USA. From 1880 onwards George Parker worked at the Valentine School. To supplement his poor salary, George Parker became a middleman, selling pens to his students, mainly for John Holland's fountain pen company. Like many fountain pens of the time, these pens always had technical problems, including leaking ink and faulty ink supply. After receiving many complaints from his students, George Packer began volunteering to fix the pens for them. He took each pen apart, repaired it, and returned it to the student. To eradicate these defects, George Packer, with his experience in mechanics, designed and manufactured his own fountain pen, the Packer pen. And in 1888, he founded the Parker Company. George Packer believed that people would only buy a product if it was "perfected". This business philosophy has guided the company's commitment to making "better pens". This is the culture that has been embedded in Parker pens for over a century.

As the world's leader in high-quality writing instruments, Parker pens have accompanied many of the world's most important events, witnessing history and spreading civilization. Conan Doyle used Parker pens to shape Sherlock Holmes, Henry the Rich used Parker pens to sign a contract to buy the Empire State Building, and U.S. President Richard Nixon presented ...... with Parker pens during his historic visit to China, from General MacArthur, the surrenderee of Japan in World War II, to Bush and Yeltsin, who signed the nuclear disarmament treaty between the U.S. and Russia, all used Parker pens to write down history. A long history of Parker pens. Parker has four production bases in the U.S., England, France and China, and has implemented a regional authorized distribution system in the marketing of its products.