Is the Cross pen company still in business?

After trading on the NASDAQ for five years (under the now-defunct symbol ATX), the company was sold in 2013 to Clarion Capital Partners, LLC, but it retained its headquarters in Lincoln, Rhode Island.

Is Cross pen a luxury brand?

It is a luxury pen and pencil set. Fortunately, the all-American brand AT Cross is one of them.

Is Cross pens a good brand?

Cross Pens company has produced high-quality writing instruments since its founding in 1846, and it represents this century’s ideal in luxury pens—especially its line of different gold pens.

Are Cross pens still made in USA?

Recently, you may have seen the black and gold Cross Century II rollerball pen signing President Joe Biden’s executive orders. Although based in Rhode Island, the modern Cross pens are made in China. Another American pen company that came to prominence in the early 20th Century, Sheaffer was purchased by Cross in 2014.

Where are Cross pens based?

Providence, Rhode Island
They were America’s first manufacturer of quality writing instruments, and have been been making pens people use, depend on and enjoy for a long time. Cross are still headquartered in beautiful Providence, Rhode Island in the USA.

Is Cross pen made in China?

Is Cross better than Sheaffer?

Registered. I would personally choose Cross because their refills are better than Sheaffer. I would say that Sheaffer refills regarding bp and rb are not as great as they could be.

Are Cross pens real gold?

Ballpoint pen features a 10 karat gold filled/rolled gold finish on the cap and barrel. Engraved lines in the barrel ensure a comfortable grip.

Are Cross pens solid gold?

The Cross Classic Century design has become a worldwide symbol of writing excellence since its 1946 introduction. The 14K gold-filled finish on the ballpoint pen has a soft rose-gold hue that will be treasured for a lifetime.

Who owns Cross pen?

Transom Capital Group, a Los Angeles private-equity firm, said Thursday it has acquired Cross from Clarion Capital Partners, the New York private-equity firm that had bought Cross in 2013 for $60 million.