Difference between revisions of "Cumberland"

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-The Cumberland is a paper goods and pen carrying case by American company [[Nock Co.]].
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-Affectionately nicknamed the 'penvelope', this product is modeled and cut to look like a stationery envelope. The body of the penvelope has enough depth to hold 3 pocket-sized notebooks, while the flap has a pocket for 3 clip pens to sit. The flap is secured by a press-snap, a first for Nock Co. It was originally introduced to the public in a run of 40, exclusively for the Atlanta Pen Show 2016 <ref>http://nockco.com/blog/2016/4/4/nock-co-blue-label</ref>. The design was resurrected later in the year in an exclusive colorway for the Lanier Kickstarter and renamed the Sapelo. It has not been released publicly, yet.
-Both names come from islands in Georgia: Cumberland on the Southeast coast, and Sapelo about 40 miles North.