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Written using quill and ink, the letter dated 4 September 1892 reveals the names of three engineers who installed a new type of light in the 30ft tower.

His first book, a self-deprecating account of his life as a sports fan and husband published in 2007, “Why My Wife Thinks I’m an Idiot,” spent five weeks on the New York Times’ Best Sellers List and was nominated for a Quill Award.

At first glance, the page of notes scrawled on a Quill pad looks like an artifact of potentially historic significance.

A sworn statement from Hamelin Brands, the parent company of Quill, revealed that the pad didn’t go into circulation until 2012, four years after Bitcoin was invented.

I would exercise my First Amendment right to free speech—but in the old-fashioned way: by scratching out pamphlets with a quill pen and handing them out on the street.