Parker Insignia GT Ballpoint Pen

Parker Insignia GT Ballpoint Pen

The Insignia was introduced in 1991. The principle designer of the pen being Geoff Hollington (who went on to design the Sonnet in 1994 and award winning Parker 100, inspired by a jet engine, in 2004.) The new line was marketed as a precision-crafted, high-performance writing instrument based on an ergonomic design.

Parker boasted 5,5 km of skip free writing for the ball pen that worked with a twist action. The pencil had a new two stage button action continous feed with a retracting tube ment to prevent the pencil from getting stuck in the pocket.