Carter's Ink

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Carter's Ink is a manufacturer of ink and related products. Founded in Boston in 1858 by businessman John W. Carter, Carter has expanded its range significantly over the past one-and-a-half centuries.

[edit] Carter pens

In the 1920s, when upmarket writing pens were a popular luxury item, Carter began its range of pens. The line was discontinued in the early 1930s, but they are still fondly remembered and sought after by collectors.

[edit] Carter's Ink today

Carter's Ink was acquired by Dennison, which later became Avery Dennison. The Carter name is still used on ink-related products such as stamp pads.

It was a company that made Marks-a-Lot markers.

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