Cross Century II Ballpoint Pen

Since 1846, Cross has been redefining the art of writing by creating distinguished, expertly crafted writing tools. The Cross Century II ballpoint pen embodies timeless style and elegance. It features a polished chrome barrel with chrome plated appointments and has the signature Cross conical top. The swivel-action propel/repel mechanism and specially formulated ink provide a smooth, flawless writing experience and the Lifetime Mechanical Warranty gives you peace of mind. Presented in a Cross branded gift box with a cardboard sleeve, this pen is the perfect gift for anyone who appreciates the art of fine writing. Additional colour options are available - please contact our customer service team for stock availability and pricing. Size: Pen - Including Clip: L 138 x D 13.2

Cross Century II Ballpoint Pen

Name: Cross Century II Ballpoint Pen
Brand: Trends
Price: 186.64 AUD
Availability: InStock

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Pad Print - Smaller print usually on smaller items like pens or note pads

Screen Print - Larger print on various products such as clothing, rulers, notebooks etc.

ColourFlex Transfer - A print onto fabric in full colour

Embroidery - Stitching a fabric with cotton to create your design in many colours

Faux Embroidery - This is a full colour print process that looks like embroidery due to the pattern created in the graphic

Rotary Screen Print or Roll Print - When a print rolls around the product such as a drink bottle, mug and pen.

Direct Digital - This is a full colour print that is directly printed onto the product. Great for small detail and many colours

Embroidery - Cotton stitched onto clothing, bags and other fabric items in 1 or many colours

Laser Engraving - Cutting into the material that exposes the layer unerneath and will not be in colour just whatever the colour is below the surface content

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