Krone John F Kennedy Limited Edition Rollerball Pen, 2001

And so, my fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.” These historic words, delivered in John F. Kennedy’s Inaugural address inspired a generation and signaled to the world America’s new and vibrant leadership.

President Kennedy was an inspirational leader, dynamic speaker and bold Commander in Chief. While remembered for his unflinching courage during the Cuban missile crisis, Kennedy also left a legacy of accomplishments including the beginning of America’s Space exploration. 

Krone pays tribute to the spirit and leadership of our 35th President with its Limited Edition John F. Kennedy writing instrument. 

The cap is hand-painted in an artistic red, white, and blue palette. A portrait of the President, painted in an Impressionistic style, completes the Patriotic scene. The top of the cap is adorned in sterling silver with 15 premium blue, fine-cut sapphires. The unique blue gold barrel reflects the elegance and style of the White House during the years the Kennedy’s resided there.

President Kennedy’s historic speech (on January 20, 1961) and the surrounding events were the most anticipated and celebrated Inaugural ceremony of the Twentieth Century. Accompanying each writing instrument is a rare, authentic invitation to the Inaugural ceremonies.

A Krone Pen is more than just a pen. Customers relate to their Krone pens in their unique way. While the pen collector is a welcome customer, Krone takes immense satisfaction in selling to those who find the pen more than just another beautiful writing piece. Instead, it is a conduit for those who seek a connection between themselves and the historical events before them.

Krone brings products into the pen market that make a statement, evoking discussions and controversy. With this approach, Krone has captured the attention of pen collectors and connoisseurs of luxury items worldwide, expanding the market to those who appreciate aesthetics and have an emotional bond with history. Because of the Krone company, pen collecting is no longer exclusively for writing instrument collectors.