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Smithsonian

Smithsonian

When you visit the Smithsonian, you're entering the world's largest museum, education, and research complex, with approximately 154 million artifacts and specimens in its trust for the American people.

The Museums are dedicated to inspiring curiosity, discovery, and learning about the world through its unparalleled collections, exhibitions, and education outreach programs. Retro 51 is proud to produce officially licensed writing instruments inspired by the Smithsonian collection.

Smithsonian - Corona (National Museum of African American History & Culture) Rollerball

The first design in the Smithsonian collection by Retro 51 is the Corona twist-top rollerball pen. Its deeply etched barrel is reminiscent of the o...

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Smithsonian - Dinosaur Fossil Rollerball

Think about someone you know that loves dinosaurs and will open this officially licensed Smithsonian rollerball pen. Inside the commemorative tube ...

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Smithsonian - Dinosaur Fossil Tornado Fountain Pen

You are sure to roar when you open this officially licensed Smithsonian fountain pen! Inside the commemorative tube you will discover a metal pen w...

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Smithsonian - Gene Davis 'Hot Beat' Rollerball

Gene Davis’s Hot Beat is part of the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s permanent collection. He was quoted saying, “it seemed to feel right, as we ...

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Smithsonian - Hummingbird Rollerball

Dr. Brauker “carved cut-out" approach and mission to preserve Woodland art inspired Retro 51 Tornado’s Woodland Hummingbird and Flowers. This Torna...

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Smithsonian - Panda Rollerball

“The Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute will celebrate 50 years of unprecedented achievement in the care, conservation, ...

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Smithsonian - Raven Steals the Sun Rollerball

James Peter Johnson is an award-winning Tlingit artist and carver, born and raised in Juneau, Alaska. He belongs to the Tlingit Ch’áak’ Dakl’aweidi...

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Smithsonian - Gene Davis Pen Sleeve

Gene Davis’s Hot Beat is part of the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s permanent collection. He was quoted saying, “it seemed to feel right, as ...

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Smithsonian - Dino Fossil Pen Sleeve

Think about someone you know that loves dinosaurs and will enjoy using this officially licensed Smithsonian pen sleeve. This is sure to protect you...

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Smithsonian - Corona Pen Sleeve

The Corona single pen sleeve is reminiscent of the ornamental bronze-colored metal lattice that covers the outside of the National Museum of Africa...

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Smithsonian - Raven Steals the Sun Pen Sleeve

In complements to the Tornado Rollerball pen with Mr. Johnson's design portraying the traditional Tlingit origin story of a Raven bringing light in...

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Smithsonian - Hummingbirds Pen Sleeve

Using the same art from Dr. Brauker “carved cut-out" Woodland Hummingbird and Flowers Rollerball design, we have come up with a protective matching...

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Smithsonian - Panda Pen Sleeve

This Smithsonian collection by Retro51 not only has dreamy rollerballs, but it also has pen sleeves with multiple printed charming pandas, and the ...

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Smithsonian - Spirit of St. Louis Rollerball

On the morning of May 20, 1927, Charles Lindbergh took off from New York City for Paris in his Ryan NYP monoplane on what would become the first so...

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