Conklin Victory Rollerball Pens

The Conklin Victory Rollerball Pen is based on the orginal Military pen produced by Conklin during WWII for the soldiers. The pen is made from acrylic with a chrome clip and section. The Conklin logo adorns the length of the clip.

Product Specifications
Capped Length: 5.125 in.(130.2mm)
Posted Length: 5.875 in.(149.2mm)
Diameter of Body: 0.5 in.(12.7mm)
Weight: 0.7 oz.(19.84g)




Available Sizes & Colors

• Conklin Victory Rollerball Pens - Black *

The Conklin Victory Rollerball Pens usually ships within 1-3 business day unless otherwise specified or marked as special order.

* Special orders typically ship in 2-14 business days. However, occasionally due to manufacturer inventory, items can take up to 1-3 months. For a specific shipping estimate on your special order contact Customer Care.


Guaranteed Quality
Each Conklin Victory Rollerball Pens we sell is guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and will arrive brand new & unused!

Conklin Victory Video Script

This is the Conklin Victory Rollerball Pen. The pen comes in a blue faux leather box. It has the Conklin logo printed on the top of box lid in gold. It also has some gold lines that run around the top as well as the sides of the pen box. And the lid on the box is a hinge-style box that lifts open, and the interior's a nice soft, tan fabric. You can see the Conklin logo printed there in gold, on the underside of the box lid. Included with the Conklin Victory Pen is information about Conklin, as well as the warranty and other information.

And, of course, this is the Conklin Victory Rollerball Pen. This pen is a replica of pens that were made for the soldiers during World War II. It's just a black, glossy acrylic. You can see the chrome-colored clip - nice large clip, has the Conklin logo printed there. And just a simple black, plain plastic cap. On the barrel of the pen, there's a few little grooves. You can see those. There's four of them. And, on the bottom of the barrel there's a simple, small ring or etched line around the interior there.

The cap on the pen is a compression fit. It snaps off. It can be posted. And, it has a nice chrome grip section. And to change the ink on the pen, you simply unscrew that grip section and you can pull the refill out. It looks like it comes with a Schmidt 888, a ceramic roller. If you want to change the refill, that's the refill for the pen.

Great looking pen, cool design, making the replica of the World War II pens that they gave to the soldiers. Get your Conklin Victory Rollerball Pen at PenChalet.com!