Writing pen holder with three wicks

Claim 1

A writing pen having a flow-regulator having a labyrinth groove in its circumference interposed between a writing tip and an ink reservoir in a pen barrel, and in which an ink supply rod is inserted into the bore of the flow-regulator to guide ink to the writing tip, wherein the improvement comprises: a body including a labyrinth groove defined by a plurality of fins in which a spacing between fins gradually increases toward said writing tip, an ink groove formed in an outer circumference of said flow-regulator and having a width smaller than a smallest spacing between said fins of said labyrinth groove, an air ventilation groove formed in said outer circumference of said flow-regulator, a center bore extending through said flow-regulator along a longitudinal axis thereof, and a first ink supply rod inserted into said center bore, a posterior end of said first ink supply rod being communicated with the ink reservoir; a cylindrical shell extending from an anterior end of said body including a second bore having a larger diameter than said center bore and being communicated with said center bore, said second bore being fitted to said first ink supply rod, a second ink supply rod made of a porous material having a larger diameter than said first ink supply rod and being inserted into said second bore and having an anterior end connected to a posterior end of a third ink supply rod inserted into a tip holder fitted in an anterior end of said second bore said second ink supply rod having a greater ink storage capacity than any other ink supply rod, thereby to guide ink to said writing tip.