Stylographs [noun]

She had a writing-board on her knee, and a hand resting on it still held a stylograph.

The J pen to the lady novelist, and the stylograph to the devil—your essayist must not touch the things.

Edith shook the stylograph Dodo gave her to make it write, and a fountain of pure black ink poured on to the page.

As a matter of fact, his writing is done with a stylograph pen, which he always carries in his pocket.

The stylograph hung longingly over the cable form; it wanted to write "Interjection."

"I'll do both," said Lupton, and took out his stylograph, and called a waiter to bring him hotel writing paper.

Presently his friend came out in a desperate hurry, with a stylograph behind his ear, and his hands laden with papers.

He had never approached Plank in vain, and he did not do so now, for Plank had a pocket cheque-book and a stylograph.

He began studying the paper, but his eyes, I perceived, wandered often to the stylograph pen in my hand.

Seeing him again directing curious glances at the stylograph, which I was turning about in my fingers, I offered it to him.