Princess Pen - need ink refill

[Feelin' Nauti']

I need an ink refill for a Princess pen and don't know where to buy.

It's over 10 years old.

I can't throw it out for sentimental reasons.

It belonged to my DD who passed away several years ago and he loved cruising.

I love the pen as well. --

 

 

Any suggestions?

[SadieN]

It's a pretty generic pen. How about getting something similar (Bic) and exchanging the ink. Check out the pen aisle at Staples or similar.

[paul929207]

I think you will have to find a similar pen with a removable ink cartridge. I can't recall seeing refills for sale in a long time

[OzKiwiJJ]

Try this company

http://www.dforce2.com/0321/EnhancedSearch.aspx?clear=1&cat=%5b%5b4294593711~Pen+Refills~4%5e%5d%5d

Edited May 30, 2015 by OzKiwiJJ

[Thrak]

Looks a lot like the pens given out free at my dentist and about a bazillion other places. Just take the filler out and take it to the store and buy the closest size you find. If it's slightly longer just cut the top off with a sharp knife and you will be good to go.

[Colo Cruiser]

Looks a lot like the pens given out free at my dentist and about a bazillion other places. Just take the filler out and take it to the store and buy the closest size you find. If it's slightly longer just cut the top off with a sharp knife and you will be good to go.

 

 

Till it leaks all over your pocket protector. :rolleyes:

[Putterdude]

I would take the refill out and go to a stationery store like Staples or Office Max they will likely have one that will fit.

[xavier]

I need an ink refill for a Princess pen and don't know where to buy.

It's over 10 years old.

I can't throw it out for sentimental reasons.

It belonged to my DD who passed away several years ago and he loved cruising.

I love the pen as well. --

 

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Any suggestions?

 

Dear. feelin Nauti

I have the same one except it says coral princess. It holds no sentimental value to me and I will gladly send it to you so you can use the refill. I don't know how to send a message privately so if you do just let me know your address and it's yours.

Sincerely,

Cathi

[cb at sea]

Just take the empty ink cartridge to a store and look at replacements....you should be able to find a match....you can access office depot online, too!

[Feelin' Nauti']

Thank you for all your advise.

Will head to my local Staples and see if they have acceptable refills.

 

Cathi

So kind of you.

If I can't find a refill, will find a way to get in contact with you. ;)

 

 

Thanks again!

Chris

[Colo Cruiser]

Thank you for all your advise.

Will head to my local Staples and see if they have acceptable refills.

 

Cathi

So kind of you.

If I can't find a refill' date=' will find a way to get in contact with you. ;)

 

 

Thanks again!

Chris[/quote']

 

Good luck.

[JohnLauben]

I need an ink refill for a Princess pen and don't know where to buy.

It's over 10 years old.

I can't throw it out for sentimental reasons.

It belonged to my DD who passed away several years ago and he loved cruising.

I love the pen as well. --

 

Any suggestions?

 

This appears (from the picture) to be of the twist-top variety. This pen uses a CROSS (or equivalent) refill, which is available in several colors and point sizes. These are readily available in stationery stores (such as Staples and Office Max). Be sure that what you get has the screw-type head.

Edited June 1, 2015 by JohnLauben

[caribill]

This appears (from the picture) to be of the twist-top variety. This pen uses a CROSS (or equivalent) refill, which is available in several colors and point sizes. These are readily available in stationery stores (such as Staples and Office Max). Be sure that what you get has the screw-type head.

 

Bring your pen with you to the store and let the sales staff find the appropriate refill.

[Feelin' Nauti']

This appears (from the picture) to be of the twist-top variety. This pen uses a CROSS (or equivalent) refill, which is available in several colors and point sizes. These are readily available in stationery stores (such as Staples and Office Max). Be sure that what you get has the screw-type head.

It is a twist to open and close not a click pen.

 

Tks will check out that brand.

[Feelin' Nauti']

My dilemma is solved.

Went to Staples and found Penatia ink refills. Matched perfectly. :D

[Putterdude]

Great news, thanks for coming back on this.

[silverbird]

Thank you for posting the end result. So many folks post problems and we never get to find out how it was resolved -- they leave us hanging. I am glad you had a happy ending. Kudos to you.

 

SilverBird