Welcome to Eagle Pen Company
Est. 2015
Jon Piper / CFO
Jeremy Piper / Pres
Fashioners of fine instruments, uniquely American made. buffer
Beginnings
Eagle Pen Company's roots lie in a school woodworking class where Jeremy readily took to turning on a lathe. Jeremy's enthusiasm was infectious and soon woodturning was a hobby the father and son team shared, producing all manner of small accoutrement, most notably, pens.
Woodworking class.
Early models.
New chapters.
As Jeremy grew, so did their expertise; the word "hobby" was long gone. The duo began experimenting with paintings, engravings, and metals, curating a symphony of the most elegant artists across America. spacer
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Welcome to Eagle Pen Company
Est. 2015
Fashioners of fine instruments,
uniquely American made.
Jon Piper / CFO
Jeremy Piper / Pres.
Jon and Jeremy's story is one of
ambition and imagination.
The team's goal of reestablishing domestic pen production has been realized in an assembly of
the finest artisans America has to offer.
Artistry
Master miniaturists and engravers decorate Eagle instruments by hand, every example original.
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Beginnings
It all began with a summertime, middle school woodworking class where Jeremy took to turning on a lathe. Woodturning quickly became a hobby that Jon and Jeremy shared; their basement slowly became a full-fledged workshop, producing pens, small vases, shaving sets, and the like.
Pen making became their specialty and "You really should sell these." was a phrase that became more and more common. The reactions prompted the duo to try selling their wares at a local craft festival. The rest is history.
Jeremy at his school wood shop class,
Displaying early models.
Sharing stories.
Exhibiting new Eagle releases.
As Jeremy grew, so did the business; the word "hobby" was long gone. The pair began experimenting with exotic materials, precious metals, paintings, and engravings.
Jon and Jeremy sought out the rarest materials and finest goldsmiths from across the country, curating a truly unique writing experience known as Eagle Pen Company.
Jeremy at the White House, welcoming
Eagle giftee, President Macron.
Jon and Jeremy speaking with Ted Klaus,
chief engineer of the Acura NSX.
Ethan Rosenzweig, Chief of Protocol,
showing an Apollo 11 Eagle pen.
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