fountain pen

a pen with a refillable reservoir that provides a continuous supply of usually fluid ink to its point.

Origin of fountain pen

First recorded in 1700–10

Closing his notebook, he thrust it into his pocket, and replaced his fountain-pen in the little leather wallet.

The Yellow Claw |Sax Rohmer
Dr. Libbard took out his fountain-pen, and in his neat, meticulous calligraphy wrote out a prescription for a sleeping draught.

Mortal Coils |Aldous Huxley
Fountain-pen pieces and ever-sharp pencil in collection of H. Mackenzie Kump.

Terribly Intimate Portraits |Nol Coward
Pinckney digs up a sweet little check-book, unlimbers a fountain-pen, and asks: "How much, please?"

Shorty McCabe |Sewell Ford

Inspector Dunbar tapped his small, widely-separated teeth with the end of his fountain-pen.

The Yellow Claw |Sax Rohmer

fountain pen

a pen the nib of which is supplied with ink from a cartridge or a reservoir in its barrel