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Fountain Pen Day keeps tradition of handwritten notes alive

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“Fountain Pen Day keeps tradition of handwritten notes alive”

Fountain Pen Day keeps the tradition of handwritten notes and letters alive. CBS News New York's Kristie Keleshian headed to the city's one and only Fountain Pen Hospital and tells us how New Yorkers are celebrating.

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