Circles rollerball pen is made of a stainless steel case with lacquered decorative exterior designed by Morris Lapidus who is best known as the designer of glamorous postwar resort hotels in Florida, such as the Fontainebleau (1954) and the Eden Roc (1955) in Miami Beach. Yet in a remarkable sixty-year career that began in 1926, he designed more than 500 retail stores, hotels, apartment complexes, and stage sets that captured the popular spirit and changing face of Main Street America in the 20th century. His signature forms - chevrons, beanpoles, woggles, or amoeba shapes, and curving walls and ceilings punctuated by cheese holes, or cutouts - have become treasured icons of American postwar vernacular architecture.