Before the ballpoint pen, writing instruments primarily included fountain pens and dip pens. Fountain pens used a reservoir to hold ink, while dip pens required users to periodically dip the nib into ink. Additionally, quills made from bird feathers were popular for centuries, allowing for detailed calligraphy. Each of these tools had limitations, such as ink flow issues and the need for frequent refilling.
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