Acme Studio pens - anyone have any experience?

[gweimer1]

I just came into 10 or more Acme Studio fountain pens at an auction.   They look like fun pens, and a few of them are considered archive items.  My problem is trying to reach the company.  I need a couple of cap parts, or caps, and they show them on their website.   My problem is that nobody has responded to either a phone call or email over the past week.  The last post I can find on them here goes back a few years.

So, does anyone know if they are still around?  I even tried calling one of their retailers, but it looks like that part of their site is also obsolete.

[amberleadavis]

Wow, that's a non response.  I haven't seen them since Paradise Pens closed.

[gweimer1]

In the aftermath,  I found that they still seem to be around , at least online.  I was able to order parts from their site.  You can even convert their pens from rollerball to fountain pen.

[amberleadavis]

4 hours ago, gweimer1 said:

In the aftermath,  I found that they still seem to be around , at least online.  I was able to order parts from their site.  You can even convert their pens from rollerball to fountain pen.

 

I have seen that, I haven't done it, but it sure looks cool. Glad you found them.

[Misfit]

I’m glad as well.  
 

I have 3 Acme pens. I bought one conversion kit, and rotate it among the 3. I recommend them.