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[[File:Charcoal-squire buy 01.jpg|frameless|right|Baron Fig Squire Charcoal]]The Squire is the first pen offering from [[Baron Fig]]. The Squire was originally produced as part of a [[Kickstarter]] campaign that launched on November 10th 2015 CE. The project successfully funded on December 10th 2015 CE and Baron Fig announced that the shipping was complete as of April 18th, 2016 CE. The Squire was initially announced to the public on May 17, 2016 CE. It is a [[rollerball]] pen with a minimal profile, which was compared to the [[Ajoto]], | [[File:Charcoal-squire buy 01.jpg|frameless|right|Baron Fig Squire Charcoal]]The Squire is the first pen offering from [[Baron Fig]]. The Squire was originally produced as part of a [[Kickstarter]] campaign that launched on November 10th 2015 CE. The project successfully funded on December 10th 2015 CE and Baron Fig announced that the shipping was complete as of April 18th, 2016 CE. The Squire was initially announced to the public on May 17, 2016 CE. It is a [[rollerball]] pen with a minimal profile, which was compared to the [[Ajoto]], another early Kickstarter-financed machined pen. It ships with a [[Baron Fig]] branded version of a [[Parker-style]] or [[G2]] ceramic liquid ink rollerball in a .6mm size, initially only in black ink, but a blue option would be added to standard edition pens at a later date. The refill is extended by a twist mechanism at the [[finial]] end of the pen. | ||
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Revision as of 21:48, 11 April 2017
The Squire is the first pen offering from Baron Fig. The Squire was originally produced as part of a Kickstarter campaign that launched on November 10th 2015 CE. The project successfully funded on December 10th 2015 CE and Baron Fig announced that the shipping was complete as of April 18th, 2016 CE. The Squire was initially announced to the public on May 17, 2016 CE. It is a rollerball pen with a minimal profile, which was compared to the Ajoto, another early Kickstarter-financed machined pen. It ships with a Baron Fig branded version of a Parker-style or G2 ceramic liquid ink rollerball in a .6mm size, initially only in black ink, but a blue option would be added to standard edition pens at a later date. The refill is extended by a twist mechanism at the finial end of the pen.
Editions
There have been several standard editions and subscription editions
Standard Editions
Silver
The silver colored edition was part of the original Kickstarter offerings and is now a standard edition offering. The standard edition Squires have a sword logo printed on one side and the words Baron Fig printed on the other. It sells for $55US and ships with a choice of black or blue ink refill.
Charcoal
The charcoal colored edition was part of the original Kickstarter offerings and is now standard edition offering. The standard edition Squires have a sword logo printed on one side and the words Baron Fig printed on the other. It sells for $55US and ships with a choice of black or blue ink refill.
Subscription Editions
Alphabet
The Alphabet edition was the first of the planned quarterly subscription editions of the Squire pen. It featured a matte black finish with each letter of the English alphabet in capital letters descending in order from A to Z starting near the finial and continuing to the point. The letters were printed in white. The Alphabet edition Squire omitted the sword logo from the standard editions but includes the words "Baron Fig" on the opposite side from the alphabet text. The Alphabet edition Squire sold for $60US with a black ink refill and shipped in a black cardboard tube with an outline of the pen on one side.
