SPS-INFG-4-Robert Curbeam - Astronaut Signature Pen Series

Price: $155.00

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Item Number: #SPS-INFG-4-Robert Curbeam

Description

The Infinium™ Space Pen writes far longer than our standard Space Pen, which writes three times longer than an ordinary ball point pen. This Infinium Space Pen will write so long in fact, that the average user won’t run out of ink in their lifetime.

Style: Cap slides on & off; Clip permanently attached mia

Composition: Brass with Gold Titanium Nitride Plating
Color: Gold Titanium
Length: Open - 5.55" Closed - 4.34"
Width: .47"
Weight: .8 oz
Cartridge: Non-Refillable, Medium Point, Black Ink (Guaranteed to write for a lifetime)
Packaging: Infinium Gift Box with Infinium Sleeve

Engraving: Not Available

Please Note: Astronaut Signature Pens are custom orders and will require 5 business days from time of order to shipping date

Get yours now, quantities are limited and these won’t be back once they leave orbit!

Welcome to the Fisher Space Pen Astronaut Signature Pen Series, featuring this Gold Titanium Nitride Infinium Space Pen. Each pen includes a custom Astronaut Micro Card.

Please support National Astronaut Day, and this notable charity, by purchasing your very own Astronaut Signature Space Pen! This particular model is specially customized for Astronaut Robert Curbeam, and 5% of the retail price will be donated to Challenger Center.

The Astronaut Signature Pen Series, an Agency exclusive collaboration with Fisher Space Pen Co.™ and Uniphi Space Agency, a division of Uniphi Good LLC, features a diverse range of pen styles and charity partners, all personally selected by each participating Astronaut. Each Special Edition pen has an engraved Astronaut signature, as well as an Astronaut and charity specific card inside each pen box. 5% of the retail price for each “Astronaut Signature Pen” will benefit the selected charity.

This collaboration was created to support the first ever National Astronaut Day which commences May 5, 2016 and will take place annually from this day forth. In keeping with the tradition of other Astronaut and Space related celebrations, May 5 was selected for this significant date in history in 1961 when Astronaut Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr. became the First American in Space, aboard the Freedom 7 Space capsule. The brief suborbital flight, which lasted 15 minutes and reached a height of 116 miles into the atmosphere, was a milestone achievement. This trailblazing example of heroic bravery and adventurous spirit is the essence of what National Astronaut Day is all about. By sharing the incredible stories, experiences, and perspectives of actual Astronauts, the mission of National Astronaut Day is to inspire us ALL to follow our dreams, including both future Astronauts and those who seek to keep our feet on the ground alike!

Watch Sir Richard Branson use an Infinium Space Pen to sign the
Virgin Galactic astronaut log book prior to his historic spaceflight.