In spring 1927 the UT Bookstore purchased an engravograph machine, which allowed putting names on items ranging from fountain pens to sunglasses and which the bookstore would do for a charge of twenty-five cents. Every fountain pen purchased had the name of the purchaser engraved upon it for free.
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