Catalog 82 (March 2017)

Welcome to archived Catalog #82, here for research and reference purposes only. None of these pens are still for sale. For pens currently for sale, please go to the “Active Catalog” portion of our website. Thank you very much

Extraordinary Vintage Pens

Catalog 82 (March 2017)
1
1905 A.A. Waterman#4 Twist-fill in BHR with High Floral Relief Repousse GF cap & barrel overlay (gorgeous!). Medium, triple-flexible nib. Near mint.
$1500

2
1933 Astoria Model 1 Astoria octagonal Safety eyedropper-fill in 18KRG (gold-filled) on BHR. Cap and barrel both fully covered. Black & White inlaid enamel cap top in perfect condition. Alternating panels of engine-turned chasing and relief Floral & Vine repousse. Fine, flexible nib A few minor dings, otherwise near mint. Unrestored.
$1000

3
1907 Conklin 4S Crescent-fill in Red Mottled Hard Rubber. GFT. The rounded lock ring, no engravings on cap or barrel, and the imprint on the crescent (Crescent Filler Trade Mark) date the pen to 1907. Very early “Upside-down tear drop” (pre-heart) vent hole nib, used in the first Conklin production. The nib also has a very odd imprint, curved at the top and bottom, “Conklin X Toledo.” Two minor stress cracks in the left side of the nib (fine, extra-flexible), otherwise near mint+ and very, very rare!
$1000

4
1930 Montblanc L-30 Push-knob-fill in Black & Pearl. One of the rarest of the Montblanc celluloids, in a top-of-the-line model. The “high-top” model came with both a matching top and a BHR top. This one has the much rarer matching top! Extremely rare! GFT. Fine, flexible nib. Near mint.
$3500

5
1935 Montblanc 128 PL Push knob-fill in Platinum. Perhaps Montblanc’s most spectacular celluloid! GFT. Two-toned nib. Near mint+. Two available: (1) Fine nib; (2) Extra-fine, semi-flexible nib.
$4500

6
1952 Montblanc 149 PIF in Celluloid. Earliest production, with long barrel window (perfect pinstripe lines) and flat “ski slope” feed. From when Montblanc pens were still being hand made by master machinists (prior to the introduction of injection molded ‘Precious Resin’). Outer two cap bands are sterling silver, otherwise GFT. Visualated barrel window with perfect vertical lines. Near mint+ (could be new-old-stock). Three-tone 14K nib. Two available: (1) Medium, italic nib.; (2) Broad – oblique nib ("OB" factory imprint on the turning knob).
$2500

7
1907 Parker 41 Oversize eyedropper-fill in Black Hard Rubber with gold-filled “Filigree” overlay. Similar in design to the smaller Parker 16. Also came with a sterling silver overlay. The only oversize Parker overlay, and extremely rare. Medium, extra-flexible nib. Near mint+
$2000

8
1910 Parker 45 Lucky Curve eyedropper-fill in BHR with Corrugated Abalone Barrel and White Pearl Crown. Crisp cap imprint. Keyhole nib (fine, flexible). Has been filled, otherwise near mint.
$1500

9
1932 Parker Depression Era combination BF Pencil-Pen in Ivory and Bronze. Excruciatingly rare, and almost always found with damage and/or heavy ambering. This example is new-old-stock and mint. Broad nib.
$1000
10
1929 Parker Duofold Sr. Streamlined Set in Jade. Perfect color (999 out of a thousand will have discolored)! In 1929 Parker introduced the switch from the straight-sided Duofold to the streamlined model, like this one. GFT. Medium/fine nib. Fitted with a silicon sac to preserve the color.
$1000

11
1929 Parker Twist-activated pencil for above set.
Set

12
1945 Parker Parker 51 Vacumatic-fill Set in Buckskin. 2-Toned, 14K “Empire” caps (rare). 14K tasse. Fine nib. The color of the upper 7/8 of the gripping section is a shade lighter (the plastic is thinner here). Has been filled, otherwise near mint++.
$2400

13
1945 Parker Twist-activated pencil for above set.
Set

14
1947 Parker “Secretary” Imperial Vacumatic in Black. GFT. Red, ball-shaped, telephone dialer on very top of cap. Highly visualated barrel. Barrel threads are at the very top of the gripping section (as they are on all Imperial Vacs). Barrel is factory imprinted “SECRETARY.” Extremely rare! Fine nib. Some imprint wear, otherwise near mint.
$700

15
1905 Waterman 402 “Checkbook” eyedropper-fill pen in Black Hard Rubber with Sterling Silver “Filigree” overlay. Extremely rare. Made to be stored within the spiral holding the pages of your checkbook, with the flared top so it wouldn’t fall down inside the checkbook and become hard to retrieve. Also came in cardinal hard rubber and in both colors without an overlay. Barrel indicia engraved “Beth.” Extra-fine, flexible nib. Near mint+
$2500

16
1908 Waterman (4)12 eyedropper-fill in Cardinal Hard Rubber with Sterling Silver “Filigree” overlay. For every 100 of these found in BHR, one is found in CHR. Fine, flexible nib. Has original patina (will polish on request). No dents or dings. Near mint.
$2000

17
1920 Waterman 02855 LF in Black Hard Rubber with MUSIC NIB. GFT. The pen itself is a rare model, with no cap band and a band at both the top of the cap and bottom of the barrel. The nib is from Waterman Canada. Near mint.
$900

18
1930 Waterman Patrician LF in Moss Agate. The pride of the Waterman pen line! Waterman was late to the gate when it came to switching from rubber to plastic pens. They had invested a lot of time and money to develop colored ripple pens (olive, rose, blue-green) and wanted to recoup investment by producing in those materials. Eventually, they saw the handwriting on the wall and switched to plastic, introducing the now iconic Patrician. GFT. This model has Waterman’s “Tip-Fill” feature, allowing the pen to be filled with only the tip of the nib in ink, eliminating the need to wipe off the gripping section after filling. Medium, extra-flexible nib with an italic flair. A little brassing to the lever box, otherwise near mint.
$1400

19
1927 Waterman 42 Continental Overlay DOCTOR’s SET in Yellow and White Gold-filled. Alternating wide White GF Filigree bands surrounded by narrower rings of Yellow GF filigree. Foliate cap top and clip. The gorgeous pen is joined by an equally stunning matching thermometer and pencil holder with a foliate carrying handle. Fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint with original red grease in the pen model number on the bottom of the turning knob. Close-up photo of set.
$3100

20
1927 Waterman Case with Thermometer and Twist-activated Pencil for above set.
Set

Waterman Largest and Smallest Pens
21
1914 Waterman 20 POC in Smooth Black Hard Rubber. The largest pen Waterman produced. The POC model has a threaded cap. In 1913 Waterman introduced their first pen with a thread-on cap, the coin filler, with a “PSF” (“Pocket Self Filler”) model designation. In 1914 they added the threaded cap to their eyedropper models, with a “POC” (meaning “POCKET” pen) designation, like this pen. In early 1915, with the introduction of the lever, Waterman returned to the “PSF” designation. Features a huge #10 nib, used only for the model 20, this one fine. Holds an enormous amount of ink. Slight ambering of the cap and barrel, and barrel imprint wear (readable with a loop), otherwise near mint. A very hard to find pen!
$1850

22
1910 Waterman “World’s Smallest Pen” eyedropper-fill in Black Hard Rubber. Often called the “Doll Pen” because one rests in Queen Mary’s doll house, on the King’s Library Table. Just over 1.5″ long and less than 1/8″ in diameter, this pen was actually produced by Waterman as a way for their salesmen to spend time with potential new accounts. Their salesmen would visit a druggist, jeweler, shop owner, to try to open a new account. The buyer would inevitably say that they didn’t need a new pen line and were happy with what they had. The salesman would now offer to show them the “World’s Smallest Pen” as long as he was there (often alongside a Waterman 20!). This allowed more time and interaction together, and often resulted in a sale! Waterman then published in their in-house newspaper, Pen Prophet, that they would produce these for sale by their vendors as a special order item only. Near mint+, and extremely rare, especially in the original “coffin” box! Close-up photo.
$3500

23
1910 Waterman “World’s Smallest SAFETY Pen” eyedropper-fill in Black Hard Rubber. Yes, it has an operating spiral, just like any of the larger size production models! See above for more information about Waterman’s World’s Smallest Pens. Near mint+, and extremely rare, especially in the original “coffin” box! Close-up photo.
$4250

Waterman "7" Display Tray - Complete with Pens
24
1927 Waterman Point of Purchase Model 7 Counter Tray complete with the original 6 Red-Ripple pens, each color coded for it’s particular slot in the tray. Waterman color-coded their caps and nibs for easy selection of the type of nib the user wanted. This was their answer to the Wahl Eversharp “Personal Point” pens. There are three other colors not represented in this tray: Black (“Stenographer’s nib”)’ Brown (originally the same flexibility as Pink, but a shorter nib, later became a stiffer nib); and Grey (oblique, rigid). There may have been a “White” (“course,” which was Waterman’s term for Broad) but one has yet to be found. At this time other pen manufacturers were racing to the celluloid bandwagon to produce pens in colors which were in high demand by the public. Waterman had invested so much time and money in producing colored hard rubber pens that they waited until 1929 to introduce a celluloid pen (the Patrician). Left to Right (Waterman’s catalog descriptions in quotes). Purple: “Fine and Stiff. Makes a thin clear line with utter accuracy.” Pink: “Fine and Flexible.” Actually, triple-flexible. Perhaps the most popular and sought after nib available today. Green: “Rigid. Tempered to armor-plate hardness. Excellent for carbon copies.” Red: “Standard. Medium flexibility for general use.” In actuality, the “Red” nibs vary in flexibility from “Flex” to “Triple-Flex.” This one in medium, extra-flexible. Yellow: “Rounded. The tip is ball shaped to write smoothly in any direction. Suits southpaws.” Blue: “Blunt. An improved stub point. Makes a broad line.” This is perhaps a once-in-a lifetime opportunity to own a wonderful piece of Waterman history, along with six near mint pens, all operating perfectly. The pens are not available individually and you can select a different pen every day of the week (and have Sunday off!).
$4250

Soennecken Salesman's Sample Case - Complete with Pens
25
1950 Soennecken Salesman’s Sample Case in Black. Hinged, 14.25″ x 8.25″ x 1.25″ closed, with two latches. Contains 17 capped pens (no nibs or feeds) – none alike), a few pen barrels and 25 celluloid rod samples – none alike. The rod samples were originally tied together, but some of the string has not survived. A remarkable find, with some wonderful celluloid samples. A little wear to the inner fabric, otherwise near mint. Additional photo (other views)
$1500

Featured Pen - The Salz Brothers “Peter Pan" Pens

The Salz Brothers Pen Company (ca. 1918 – 1950) was founded in NY by Ignatz and James Salz. Salz initially produced high quality pens, but over time their quality deteriorated. Around 1920 their Peter Pan model was introduced (named after the fictional character of the same name). Initially a very small eyedropper-fill pen (first hard rubber then celluloid), it became larger ca. 1925 when they introduced the lever. The final models (ca. 1935) were larger yet. Salz eventually morphed into the Stratford Pen Company after James died in the late 1920’s. The greatest legacy of the Salz Brothers are their highly collectible Peter Pan pens in their fascinating array of colors and decorations. They often came with a tasse, for use with a dance card or a ribbon ring to be work around the neck. All the pre-1939 Peter Pan pens came a signed 14K “Peter Pan” nib, and all the 1939 pens with a “Warranted 14K” nib. Very few had barrel imprints (those which do are noted in the descriptions). Nib size information (F, M, B, etc., on request).
26
1920 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in BHR. Early production with the ribbon ring not screwed into the cap but attached into a round globe integral to the cap-top. Wide knurling near cap-top. Some wear to the barrel imprint (fully readable), otherwise near mint.
$65

27
1920 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in BHR. Early production with the ribbon ring not screwed into the cap but attached into a round globe integral to the cap-top. Wide knurling both near cap-top and barrel bottom. Wide G/F cap band, engraved in Olde English “M.P.H.” It’s remarkable that such a pen would have been personalized for it’s owner! Near mint with original ribbon-ring. This is the only one of the hard-rubber examples with actually has a “Salz Bros (etc)” barrel imprint. Perhaps too expensive, or too cumbersome, to continue doing so.
$85

28
1920 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in BHR with a Tan casein cap-top. Narrow knurling both near cap-top and barrel bottom. Near mint.
$50

29
1920 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in BHR with a Ivory casein cap-top. Narrow knurling both near cap-top and barrel bottom. Near mint.
$50

30
1920 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in BHR with a Ivory casein cap-top (narrower than the one on the pen above). Near mint. This model with no knurling, but has a very nice barrel imprint.
$60

31
1920 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in BHR with a Blue casein cap-top. Narrow knurling both near cap-top and barrel bottom. Near mint.
$50

32
1920 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in BHR with a Green casein cap-top. Narrow knurling both near cap-top and barrel bottom. Near mint.
$50

33
1920 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in BHR with a White casein cap-top (narrower than the one on the pen above). Near mint. This model with no knurling, but has a very nice barrel imprint. Comes with original ribbon.
$70

34
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in Blue. Near mint.
$65

35
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in Fire-Engine Red. Near mint.
$85

36
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in Light Orange. Near mint.
$65

37
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in Dark Orange. Near mint.
$65

38
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in Tan with Brown Veins. Near mint.
$65

39
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan eyedropper-fill in Translucent Yellow. Near mint.
$65
40
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in 1/10 18K Gold-filled “Hand Engraved Vine.” Near mint+. Comes with original ribbon.
$175

41
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Dark Blue. GFT. Near mint.
$65

42
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Coco-Bolo. GFT. Near mint.
$95

43
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Translucent Green Pearl. GFT. Near mint. Comes with original ribbon ring.
$75

44
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green & Ivory Striped. GFT. Near mint.
$100

45
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Orange Pearl. GFT. Near mint.
$65

46
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Tan Pearl. GFT. Near mint. Comes with original ribbon ring.
$75

47
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green & Dark Bronze. GFT. Near mint.
$65

48
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green Pearl. GFT. Near mint.
$65

49
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Translucent Ivory & Bronze. The cap adorned with two Blue Flowers with hand-painted Bronze leaves. GFT. Near mint. Comes with original ribbon.
$110

50
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Translucent Tan Pearl. The cap adorned with two offset Blue Flowers with hand-painted Black stems and Green leaves. GFT. Near mint. Comes with original ribbon ring.
$110

51
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green Pearl. The cap adorned with four Blue Flowers in a circle, with hand-painted Black stems and Bronze leaves. GFT. Near mint.
$110

52
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Orange with Red Swirl. The cap adorned with eight White flowers in a circle, each flower then hand painted with yellow, black & Red details. GFT. Near mint. Comes with original ribbon ring
$125
53
1935 Salz Brothers Salesman’s Sample Case in Cathedral Shape, signed on the inside top “Salz Brothers Inc. Manufacturers of Fountain Pens New York.” Measures 4 1’2″ x 9 ½” closed and 9 1/4″ x 9 ½” open. Contains slots for 12 pens (the original pens which were in the case are #s 54 to 65 below). I date the case at around 1935, as it was sized to easily accommodate both the smaller and larger size pens. Some of the silk lining on the inner doors is worn and threadbare, otherwise the case is in wonderful condition. Additional photo of case (additional view).
$275
54
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green Pearl. The cap adorned with four Blue Flowers in a Circle, with hand-painted Black stems and Bronze leaves. GFT. New-old-stock. Mint.
$100

55
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Ivory Pearl. The cap adorned with eight multi-color flowers at the top, 2 vertical rows of eight flowers each down the front and back, a painted blue cap top and lip. Barrel bottom also painted Blue. GFT. New-old-stock. Mint.
$175

56
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green Pearl. The cap adorned with two Pink Flowers with hand-painted Black stems and Bronze leaves. GFT. New-old-stock. Mint.
$100

57
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Ivory Pearl with painted Silver swirl. The cap top and band each adorned with eight multi-color painted flowers. Barrel bottom also painted Blue. GFT. New-old-stock. Mint.
$150

58
1925 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Orange Pearl. The cap adorned with four offset Pink flowers with hand painted Back petals. GFT. Nib cracked, otherwise new-old-stock. Mint.
$125

59
1939 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green Pearl. GFT. Cap top with hand painted girls’ head with inlaid green jewel eyes. Cap top adorned with three hand-painted flowers. With Black & Silver bands at cap top (just below the head) and cap lip. New-old-stock. Mint.
$200

60
1939 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Tan Pearl. GFT. Top of cap adorned with four red flowers with Black petals. Cap-top painted black. Red Cap lip. New-old-stock. Mint.
$150

61
1939 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Hand Painted Silver Swirl. GFT. Cap adorned with eight hand painted flowers with Black pedals. Black painted cap band. New-old-stock. Mint.
$175

62
1939 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green with Lighter Green Swirl. Very unique celluloid. GFT and cap derby. Correct warranted 14K nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$125

63
1939 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Red. GFT. Cap adorned with thirteen jeweled flowers in a circle with painted silver pedals. Black painted cap-top and cap band. New-old-stock. Mint.
$175

64
1939 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Red Pearl with White Veins. Very unique celluloid. GFT and cap derby. New-old-stock. Mint.
$125

65
1939 Salz Brothers Peter Pan LF in Green Pearl. GFT. Cap adorned with six flowers in a circle (every other flower jeweled) with painted Black stem and silver pedals. Black painted cap band. New-old-stock. Mint.
$150

Modern Pens (no boxes)
66
2005 Conway Stewart Silver Duro I BF in “Green Whirl” (Blue Pearl with Green Veins) LE # 370/011. Sterling Silver trim. Two-toned 18K extra-fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint. List $940.
$500

67
2000 Kaweco Sport cartridge/converter-fill in Blue Swirl. CPT. Round barrel and 8-sided cap. Factory provided accommodation clip. 14K medium/broad nib. New-old-stock. Mint. Cartridge included.
$75

68
2012 Mazzuoli 365 Officina Micrometer Rollerball in Solid Aluminum matte finish. Italian manufacturer. Very respectable quality. Refill included.
$50

69
2012 Mazzuoli 365 Officina Micrometer Rollerball in Solid Aluminum matte finish. Italian manufacturer. Very respectable quality. Refill included.
$50

70
2012 Mazzuoli 365 Officina Tap Rollerball in Solid Aluminum matte finish. Italian manufacturer. Very respectable quality. Refill included.
$50

71
2012 Mazzuoli 365 Officina Marker Rollerball in Solid Aluminum matte finish. Italian manufacturer. Very respectable quality. Refill included.
$50

72
1990 Montblanc 146R LeGrande PIF in Burgundy (rare). GFT. Visualated Barrel. Extra-fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint with original barrel label.
$475

73
1990 Montblanc 149 PIF in Black “Precious Resin.” GPT. Two-toned, wet medium nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$450

74
1992 Montblanc Hemingway PIF Limited Edition in Cardinal with Black Cap. GPT. Visualated Barrel. Three-toned, medium nib. New-old-stock. Mint. Comes with Service Booklet. Close-up of pen with Booklet.
$1900

75
1992 Montblanc Hemingway Limited Edition Ball Pen in Cardinal with Black Cap. GPT. New-old-stock. Mint.
$700
76
2010 Monteverde Arista “Shaker” Demonstrator Ballpen in Transparent Acrylic. Propel and repel the refill by slicking (shaking) your wrist upwards. Chrome-plate trim. (Also accepts highlighter refills). Retired model. Refills readily available . New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included.
$35

77
2010 Monteverde “Cortina” Mountains of the World (retired collection) cartridge/converter-fill set in Ivory with Black Veins. Cortina (Italy) hosted the 1956 Winter Olympics and is one of the most famous mountain localities in the world. CPT. Medium, alloy nib marked “Iridium Point Germany.” New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included.
$75

78
2010 Monteverde Twist-activated ball pen for above set.
Set

79
2010 Monteverde Jewelria Ball Pen in Palladium-plated Sterling Silver (with 12 grams of silver). Date approximate. Refill included.
$35

80
2000 Omas Rebecca Moss PIF equipoised set in Fire Engine Red. CPT. 18K White Gold extra-fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$150

81
2000 Omas Rollerball for above set.
Set

82
2000 Omas Rebecca Moss PIF equipoised set in Blue. CPT. 18K White Gold extra-fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$150

83
2000 Omas Rollerball for above set.
Set

84
2006 Parker Duofold Centennial cartridge/converter-fill in Black & Pearl. GPT. 2-tone 18K medium nib. New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included.
$350

85
2015 Underwood Piccadilly Ebonite cartridge/converter-fill set in Black Hard Rubber with Blue Veins. Palladium-plate trim (on brass). Spring loaded clip. Medium (wet) nib. Manufactured in France. 2-tone 18K nib. List $595.
$250

86
2015 Underwood Rollerball for above set. Refill included.
Set

Rare & Beautiful Early Black Hard Rubber Eyedropper-fill Pens
87
1882 Lancaster #7 “Government Pen” eyedropper-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. Warren Lancaster started in 1879, and many say his was the first successful fountain pen, a claim more commonly associated with LE Waterman. Interestingly, Lancaster blames the demise of his business on LE, following Waterman’s contracting with the Day Rubber Co for all its production. Early on his biggest customers were J.P Morgan Co. And the Federal Government, hence the “Government Pen.” Large #7 medium, triple-flexible nib. Near mint+
$350

88
1900 Anonymous Stylographic eyedropper-fill in Black Smooth Hard Rubber. No identification markings anywhere. Near mint+
$100

89
1928 Aurora R. A. 5 Safety eyedropper-fill in Black Hard Rubber. Extremely rare and early. GFT, including the floral design clip washer. Fine nib. The largest size in which the R. A. Safety was manufactured. Slight ambering, otherwise near mint. Incredibly hard to find.
$350

90
1905 Mabie Todd #2 eyedropper-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. Barrel factory imprinted with the manufacturer’s information on one side and, on the other side, “Property of the N.Y. Telephone Co.” Black accommodation clip signed “Clipper” M. T. & Co. Made in England.” Fine nib. Near mint+
$125

91
1910 Mabie Todd #2 eyedropper-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber (large “V” pattern). GFT (two 5/16″ plain barrel bands, each with 2 chased rings). Double-broad, oblique nib with early overfeed. New-old-stock. Mint.
$250

92
1920 Montblanc 2M Safety eyedropper-fill set in Octagonal Black Smooth Hard Rubber. Very rare! Broad, flexible nib. Near mint+ (could be new-old-stock). Unrestored. Shown with nob propelled.
$900

93
1920 Montblanc Model #10 Octagonal Smooth Hard Rubber Twist-activated Pencil for above set. Buy just the pencil for $150.
Set

94
1908 Moore #6 Safety eyedropper-fill in Black Smooth Hard Rubber. Medium, extra-flexible, italic nib. Near mint+
$350

95
1916 Parker 33 Lucky Curve eyedropper-fill in BHR with Chased Filigree barrel and Cap crown. Barrel indicia engraved in script, “Eva.” Keyhole-vent nib (fine, flexible). Crisp imprint. Has been filled, otherwise, near mint.
$500

96
1923 Waterman Model 41 Safety eyedropper-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. The “1” size Safety pen, with it’s “1” size nib, is extremely rare!. Fine nib. Even oxidation, otherwise near mint+. Shown with nob propelled.
$250

97
1900 Wirt #2 Taper-cap eyedropper-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber (kind of a rocket ship shaped design). Unusually long pen. Extra-fine nib with early overfeed. New-old-stock. Mint.
$350

Beautiful Early Black Hard Rubber Self-Filler Pens
98
1905 A.A. Waterman#21 (2 size) Twist-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. Double-broad, semi-flex nib. Near mint.
$300

99
1905 A.A. Waterman#61 (6 size) Twist-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. GFT. Extremely attractive, with its repousse cap band at the top of the cap rather than at the cap lip and early clip. Fine nib. Near mint.
$600

100
1903 Conklin #2 Crescent-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. Early, Taper-cap model. Fine, triple-flexible nib. Near mint.
$750

101
1917 Crocker #6 Hatchet-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. Unusual Filling Mechanism. GFT. Unusually wide cap band, with advertising; Engraved image of a “Dutch Boy” plus engraving, “Holland’s Far East Tea and Coffee.” Holland’s was actually out of Massachusetts. Medium, extra-flexible nib. Near mint+ (could be new-old-stock).
$375

102
1917 Crocker Model 33 #3 Hatchet Fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. Unusual Filling Mechanism. GFT. Fine, flexible nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$275

103
1928 Mabie Todd ”230C S-F” LF in Black Smooth Hard Rubber with red ripple cap-top. GFT, including two barrel bands and cap-top band. Broad nib. Trim brassing, otherwise near mint
$175

104
1920 Sheaffer #3 LF in Black Chased Hard Rubber. NPT. Fine, extra-flexible nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$225

105
1922 Sheaffer #2A LF in Black Chased Hard Rubber. NPT (lever). Fine, flexible nib. Near mint.
$150

106
1925 Wahl Eversharp #2 Signature LF in Black Chased Hard Rubber. GFT, including the roller-ball clip. Wonderful, medium, triple-flexible nib. A few mars to the cap band at the cap top, otherwise near mint.
$175

107
1925 Webster #2 LF in Black Smooth Hard Rubber. GFT, with no cap band and a band at both the top of the cap and bottom of the barrel (note the similarity to the Waterman, item #17 above). Medium/broad “Warranted 14K” nib. A tad of band brassing, otherwise near mint.
$125

108
1908 Whitney-Richards #2 slide-fill in Black Chased Hard Rubber. NPT. Unusual Filling Mechanism. The lever is hinged in the middle. Raising the front of the lever causes its hinged back half to depress the bladder (mechanism patented by Schnell shortly later). W-R lasted from 1910 to 1927 in Ohio. Fine, extra-flexible nib. Near mint+.
$175

109
1924 Waterman 56 LF in Black Smooth Hard Rubber. GFT. Medium, extra-flexible nib (very expressive). New-old-stock. Mint.
$400

A Page of Vintage Italian Pens
110
1933 Aurora Novum Faceted Large LF in Golden Pearl with Black Veins (beautiful). The largest size in which this model was made. GFT. Rare, first model, with spring loaded “Safety Clip.” Aurora Platiridio #5 fine nib. The Novum is the famous Aurora model with the lever mounted on the very bottom of the barrel. Near mint+
$1750

111
1942 Aurora Novum Faccettata Large LF in Red Pearl with Black Veins. GFT. The model came in three sizes, large, medium and small. This is the large. The Novum is the rare Aurora with the filling lever located on the very bottom of the barrel. Medium, italic, triple flexible nib! Just a touch of high-point cap band brassing, otherwise near mint.
$1250

112
1949 Aurora 88 PIF in Black. Famous NIKARGENTA cap, made of an alloy of nickle and silver. This was Aurora’s answer to the Parker 51, with it’s slip cap and hooded nib. CP crown and solid clip. Visualated barrel. Fine, flexible nib. Near mint with just the slightest signs of use.
$250

113
1951 Aurora 88 PIF set in Black. Gold-filled cap with dense pinstriping. This was Aurora’s answer to the Parker 51, with it’s slip cap and hooded nib. CP crown and solid clip. Visualated barrel. Medium, flexible nib. New-old-stock. Near mint+ in original blue aluminum tube with polishing cloth. Close-up of set in original aluminum tube.
$400

114
1951 Aurora Cap-activated pencil for above set.
Set

115
1937 Omas Lucens Round Plunger-fill Large in Black. This model was made in three sizes – this is the largest. Visualated barrel with wide spiral lines. GFT with wide “Greek-Key” center cap band. Rollerball clip. Fine nib. Near mint.
$1500

116
1937 Omas Lucens Round Plunger-fill Large in Silver Laminated. Visualated barrel. GFT. Rolerball clip. Fine, flexible nib. Near mint.
$900

117
1939 Omas Lucens Plunger-fill Medium in Black. Highly visualated barrel, with black horizontal rings. GFT. Roller-ball clip. The Lucens was the flagship of the Omas line. Fine, extra-flexible nib. Near mint,
$800

118
1939 Omas Extra twist-activated Pencil in Red Pearl. GFT. Roller-ball clip. Near mint+
$125

119
1961 Omas “Fera VS” Ball Pen in Silver Laminated (looks like a Parker Vacumatic). Highly modernistic design, with 6-sided cap morphing into a round pen by the time it reaches the very wide cap band. GFT. Uses a Pelikan refill (readily available). Refill accessed by unscrewing the barrel nozzle. Very rare and beautiful! Near Mint+.
$175

Vintage Pens - Alphabetical
120
1929 Carters #4 size LF set in Green Pearltex. GFT. Medium, semi-flexible nib. Near mint.
$250

121
1929 Carters Twist-activated pencil for above set. Has different clip than the pen.
Set

122
1929 Carters #6 size LF in Red & Black Mottled. GFT. Medium/fine nib. A touch of brassing to the clip ball, lever brassing, slight wear to the top line of the barrel imprint. Excellent+.
$200

123
1925 Chilton #6 pneumatic-fill ring-top in ELEPHANT SKIN on BHR. GFT. Two sets of bands on the cap, three at the top and one the lip, both with BHR inserts. Fine nib. Near mint. Excruciatingly rare!
$600

124
1918 Conklin 4 Crescent-fill ring-top in Red Hard Rubber (extremely rare). GFT. Medium nib. Wear and minor distress to the cap band (no brassing). A tad of imprint wear (still deep and crisp) and a slight color shift where the barrel was protected by the cap. Otherwise near mint.
$500

125
1920 Conklin #2 Crescent-fill in BHR with Art Nouveau Floral overlay. Looks very pretty, but I need to call it user grade due to all the brassing you can see when looking closely. The saving grace is the wonderful fine, triple-flexible nib. Excellent.
$275

126
1922 Conklin 4 Crescent-fill in Red Hard Rubber. GFT. Medium, semi-flexible nib. Brassing to the clip and to the top and bottom edges of the cap band. Some imprint wear (fully readable).
$750

127
1927 Conklin Endura Sr. LF in Sapphire Blue. Set off beautifully with inlaid red bands. GFT. Fine, semi-flexible nib. A little trim brassing, otherwise near mint.
$550

128
1931 Conklin Nozac Standard 5M 12-sided Word Gauge PF set in Red and Silver herringbone. The most highly desired color of the Nozacs, perhaps because it is the most attractive. GFT. Medium, semi-flexible nib. Some surface scratches and brassing to the top and bottom edges of the cap band and the very top and bottom of the clip. Otherwise near mint.
$900

129
1931 Conklin Twist-activated pencil for above set.
Set
130
1938 Conklin LeTigre #86 LF in Blue Pearl with Bronze Veins. Rare model. GFT, including the over-the-top “Soldier Clip.” Fine, semi-flexible nib. Near mint.
$175

131
1951 Conway Stewart Model 58 LF in Blue Pearl Marble. GF cap bands. GP lever and clip. Medium/broad, flexible nib. A bit of plating wear (clip and lever), otherwise near mint.
$175

132
1905 Crocker #3 Blow-fill in Red Mottled Hard Rubber (very rare). Yes, the user put the pen into his mouth and blew through a hole in the bottom of the barrel to pneumatically depress the bladder. Then, with the nib in the ink bottle, the user released the pneumatic pressure and the ink was drawn into the bladder. Eventually, Crocker supplied a rubber syringe (bulb) which fit over the end of the pen to replace the (unsanitary) use of the mouth. Unusual filling mechanism. When Seth Chilton Crocker left the Crocker Pen Company (owned by his father) and started the Chilton Pen Company (his own company), the blow-filler mechanism was replaced by another pneumatic filling mechanism using a sliding barrel with a hole in the end which the user covered with his or her finger – a big improvement (see item # )! This is a very early “Cone Cap” example, without cap threads. Fine, triple flexible “Warranted” nib. Near mint.
$350

133
1940 Eberhard Faber “Permapoint” #2 size LF in Black, set off nicely with Yellow bands at both ends. NPT. GP nib (medium/fine), signed, “E.Faber Iridium Tipped Made in U.S.A.” A bit of cap band and clip brassing (otherwise near mint), so I’ll call this user grade.
$50

134
1907 Faultless #2 size “Thumb-filler” cone-cap pen (no threads) with rotating barrel. Red Mottled Hard Rubber. Unusual Filling Mechanism. There is an oval shaped hole in the barrel. Once rotated, the user’s thumb operates a press bar which fills the pen. Lakeside and Aiken Lambert pens used the same filler. These pens were probably all actually manufactured by CE Barrett and sold to several companies. Warranted nib (fine). The barrel imprint indicates a 1909 patent. Near mint. 1910 Faultless advertisement.
$175

135
1927 Leboeuf #4 half-sleeve-fill in Ivory Pearl with Green Veins. GFT. Medium/fine, semi-flexible nib. Just a touch of cap & barrel ambering, except where the barrel is covered by the cap, where the ambering is greater. Some surface scratches. Excellent+. Strikingly beautiful!
$200

136
1905 Mabie Todd #2 size eyedropper-fill in High Relief Repousse GF cap & barrel “Chased & Diamonds” pattern (Beautiful!). Indicia engraved, “A.D. Frupp.” Patent dates on posting knob. Fine, extra-flexible nib, with early over-under feed. Has been filled, otherwise near mint.
$950

137
1927 Mabie Todd L200/60 (#2 size) Swan Leverless twist-fill in Burgundy with Bronze Pearl & Silver Pearl. GFT. Medium, semi-flexible nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$300

138
1925 Moore L-96 LF in Black. GFT, including the 4 cap bands; three at the top and one at the lip. Broad, italic, maniflex (stiff) nib. A tad of clip brassing (primarily the ball), otherwise near mint.
$375

139
1925 Moore L-93 LF in Tuscan (Burgundy). GFT, including the 4 cap bands; three at the top (black in-between) and one at the lip. Fine, flexible nib. A touch of clip ball brassing, otherwise near mint+.
$250
140
1925 Morrison’s #4 size LF set in Gold Filled “Wave Chased” pattern. Fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint in original box with original label.. Close-up of set in box.
$175

141
1925 Morrison’s Twist-activated Pencil for above set. With original label at top.
Set

142
1939 Osmia 64 PIF in Black. GFT. Visualated barrel. Medium, wartime alloy nib. New-old-stock. Mint in original box with papers. Close-up of pen in box.
$100

143
1950 Osmia 0224 BF in Ivory with Black Veins. GFT. Fine, semi-flexible, alloy nib. Owner’s name on barrel, “Adolf Schweitzer Aachen.” Near mint+.
$150

144
1950 Osmia 0222 BF in Ivory with Black Veins. GFT. 14K, fine, extra-flexible nib. Near mint+.
$150

145
1957 Osmia 8843 PIF in Green Pearl Striped. GFT. Visualated barrel. Two-toned, medium, extra-flexible nib. Near mint+ (could be new-old-stock).
$250

146
1955 Pilot “Super 200 Switch-fill” in Light Grey. Unusual Filling Mechanism. The filling mechanism is very simple. A cam at the bottom of the filling mechanism is moved 90 degrees, like switching a wall light switch, to force a pressure bar against the bladder, and then switched back to release the pressure bar. GFT. Fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$125

147
1981 Pilot “Tsuru” (Crane) Pilot Deluxe cartridge/converter-fill in Hiramakie over metal cap and barrel. The “Deluxe” is a rarer, higher end, difficult to find series, with fluted clip.14K, fine nib. Artist signed. New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included. Pilot nibs are date coded – this one is 12/81.
$250

148
1928 Security #5 Twist-fill in Red Mottled Hard Rubber. Inside the light yellow Bakelite cap-top is the check protector with it’s rotating blades used to perforate the check so it could not be altered. GFT, including the spring loaded clip. Medium, extra-flexible nib. New-old-stock. Mint. Shown with cap on top of cap removed so you can see the check protector mechanism.
$600

149
1952 Soennecken 103 PIF in Green Pearl with Black Pinstriping. GFT. Visualated barrel. Medium/fine, semi-flexible nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$250

150
1980 Tiffany Ball Pen in Sterling Silver with 14K solid gold band. “T” clip. Uses Cross refill (included). Some surface scratches and minor mars noticeable with a loop, otherwise near mint.
$150

A Page of Vintage Montblanc Pens
151
1935 Montblanc 333½ PIF Set in Green Pearl. Rare color, and early version with the two piece filler unit. Visualated barrel. Medium, semi-flexible nib. Near mint+
$2000

152
1935 Montblanc Pix button-activated Pencil for above set.
Set

153
1935 Montblanc 234½ Luxury PIF in Black. GFT. Visualated barrel. Medium/fine nib. Near mint+.
$500

154
1935 Montblanc 20 Masterpiece Push Knob-fill in Coral Red. Rare. GFT. Fine nib. Near mint+
$700

155
1936 Montblanc 124G Meisterstuck Push Knob-fill in Black. GFT. A rare top-of-the-line model. Fine nib. Near mint.
$1200

156
1939 Montblanc 232 PIF in Black. GFT. Wartime, fine, flexible alloy nib (the alloy is iridium, gold and ruthenium). Near mint.
$300

157
1950 Montblanc 142 Masterpiece PIF in Silver Striped. GFT. Visualated barrel. Some barrel ambering (otherwise near mint), but a wonderful medium, extra-flexible nib.
$900

158
1950 Montblanc Model 615 Clip-activated Ball Pen in Green Stripe (rare). GFT. Near mint.
$400

159
1955 Montblanc 124 PIF in Fluted Gold-filled. Visualated barrel. 18K OBB nib. Near mint.
$550

160
1955 Montblanc 142 Masterpiece PIF in Black Celluloid (when these were made by hand, pre-injection molded “Precious Resin.”) GFT. Medium/broad, flexible nib. Wear to the visualated barrel pinstriping, otherwise near mint.
$375

161
1960 Montblanc 221 PIF in Burgundy. GFT. Visualated barrel. Fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint with original labels.
$300

Fearured Vintage Pen - Parker: Starting with Three Chronological Pages
162
1920 Parker 25 Jack Knife Safety BF in Black Smooth Hard Rubber. Before the button-fill, the 25 was sold as both as a “click-fill” pen and an eyedropper-fill “Trench Pen” with a compartment on the bottom for ink tablets. A larger, hard to find size. Fine, flexible nib (rare to find a flexible nib). Some imprint wear (almost all readable), otherwise near mint.
$500

163
1927 Parker Duofold Jr. BF in Mandarin Yellow. GFT. Fine nib. Near mint+
$450

164
1928 Parker True Blue BF set. Designed as a lower cost market entry than the Duofold, initially named “Three Fifty” and the color called “Modernistic Blue and White,” production lasted only two years. GFT. Almost always found with heavy ambering, mint sets, such as this one, are extremely hard to find and highly desirable. Extra-fine/fine nib. A hint of ambering where the barrel is protected by the cap, otherwise near mint+ (could be new-old-stock).
$475

165
1928 Parker Twist-activated pencil for above set.
Set

166
1928 Parker True Blue BF. See above for some historical information. Mint color. Medium/fine nib. Mint. New-old-stock in period Parker leather “Penvelope.” Close-up of set in "Penvelope."
$525

167
1928 Parker Twist-activated pencil for above set.
Set

168
1928 Parker Duofold Jr. BF in Cardinal. GFT. Medium nib. Deep, crisp imprint, but barrel has two small gouges, one by the imprint and the other by the blind cap, otherwise near mint.
$100

169
1928 Parker Lady Duofold BF in Mandarin Yellow. GFT. Medium nib. Near mint+
$350

170
1928 Parker Duofold Sr. BF “Big Red” in Cardinal. Medium nib. Near mint+.
$450

171
1929 Parker Duofold Jr. BF in Black. GFT. Wet writing STUB nib (extremely rare). A tiny bit of wear to the upper line of the barrel imprint (fully readable), otherwise near mint.
$200

172
1929 Parker Duofold Jr. BF in Black. GFT. Medium nib. Near mint.
$125
173
1929 Parker Duofold Jr. BF in Black. GFT. Broad, flexible nib (very rare). New-old-stock. Mint with original cap and barrel labels. UK manufacture.
$425

174
1929 Parker Duofold Jr. BF set in Black & Pearl. Normally found with moderate to very heavy darkening, this set has outstanding color without a hint of ambering. Medium nib. Fitted with a silicon sac to preserve the color. New-old-stock. Mint.
$500

175
1929 Parker Twist-activated pencil for above set.
Set

176
1929 Parker Duofold Sr. BF in Black. Fine, triple-flexible nib (outstandingly rare). Near mint.
$500

177
1929 Parker Duofold Sr. Streamline BF in Mandarin Yellow. Rare color, as it wasn’t very popular in the marketplace at the time. GFT. Medium, semi-flexible nib. New-old-stock. Mint with part of the original label (on the bottom of the blind cap).
$900

178
1929 Parker Duofold Sr. Streamline BF in Mandarin Yellow. Rare color, as it wasn’t very popular in the marketplace at the time. GFT. Medium nib. New-old-stock. Mint with original label (on the bottom of the blind cap).
$900

179
1929 Parker Pastel Moire BF in Coral. The “Pastel” was introduced in 1927 as a lower cost alternate to the Duofold, and produced in 6 colors, both solid and “lined” the latter called “Moire.” Production stopped by 1932 and they are rare today, especially the models with clips (more ring-tops were made, as the pen was designed to appeal to the ladies). GFT. Medium/fine nib. A touch of imprint wear (fully readable) otherwise near mint.
$225

180
1929 Parker Pastel Moire BF ring-top in Naples Blue. See above for historical information. Medium/fine, extra-flexible nib (rare). Near mint+.
$175

181
1930 Parker Duofold Sr. In Burgundy. GFT. Medium/broad nib. A tad of imprint wear (fully and easily readable) and minor surface scratches noticeable with a loop, otherwise near mint.
$350

182
1932 Parker Duofold Sr. BF in Sea Green Pearl (Green Marble). GFT. Broad nib. The last Duofold color added, with few made (Depression years) and therefore rare today. Canadian manufacture. Near mint.
$700
183
1979 Parker 105 cartridge/converter-fill rolled-gold (gold-filled) “Bark.” Medium nib. Spring loaded clip (new design for this model). UK manufacture. Near mint+ Converter included.
$200

184
1937 Parker Deluxe Challenger BF in Grey Marble. The “Challenger” was introduced in 1934, using the same celluloids as were used on the Vacumatics. A year later the “Deluxe Challenger” was introduced as a higher level live with different trim and a slightly different shape. 1937 introduced the Royal Challenger, the high end of the line. NPT. Medium/fine, semi-flexible nib. Near mint.
$150

185
1937 Parker Deluxe Challenger BF in Red Marble. See above for some model history. GFT. Fine nib. Near mint.
$150

186
1936 Parker Deluxe Challenger BF in Green Marble. See above for some model history. GFT. Fine nib. Near mint+
$150

187
1938 Parker Royal Challenger BF in Red Herringbone. GFT, including the wide chased cap band. Visualated barrel. Fine nib. A minor surface scratch here and there, otherwise near mint.
$275

188
1965 Parker 65 “Flighter De Luxe” cartridge/converter-fill brushed Stainless Steel. GFT. Black gripping section. Medium nib. Converter included. New-old-stock. Mint with original clip label.
$175

189
1967 Parker 45 “Happy Pen” cartridge/converter-fill set in Mandarin Yellow. A rare model and rare color! Medium nib. New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included.
$200

190
1967 Parker Button-activated Ball Pen for above set.
Set

191
1972 Parker 61 cartridge/converter-fill (NOT capillary-fill) in Grey with 2-tone Pink and Yellow Gold-filled “Rainbow” cap. Because of issues with the capillary fill system, Parker re-tooled the pen as a cartridge/converter fill model. It was short lived and soon replaced with the very successful Parker 75. Double-broad, italic nib. Converter included.
$175

192
1976 Parker 61 “Stratus” cartridge-converter-fill in Gold electroplate. Part of Parker’s “Cloud” series, this one fully pinstriped over a cloud background. The other two models in the series are the Cumulus and the Cirrus. New-old-stock. Medium nib. Mint with original clip label. Converter included.
$275

Fearured Vintage Pen - Parker: A Page of Prototype Pens (more follow)
193
1956 Parker Prototype 61 Capillary-fill set in Blood Red. When Mrs. Parker saw the shop prototype she didn’t like the color, so it was never produced. This example was obtained from a Parker prototype shop employee. Fine nib. Has been filled, otherwise new-old-stock, near mint+. Buy with prototype ball pen below at $800.
$500

194
1956 Parker Prototype 61 cap-activated Ball Pen for above set. Sells independently from pen at $400. Refill included. Buy with prototype fountain pen above at $800.
$300

195
1956 Parker Prototype 61 cap-activated Pencil in Blue. Both a prototype color and a prototype design. These were designed to be part of the set with the prototype 61 which has the die cut “61″ in the bottom tasse through which the ink is drawn up into the pen. See, for example, Catalog #71, item #200. Just like the fountain pen, the ball pen was never put into production and is very rate today. Refill included.
$200

196
1956 Parker Prototype 61 cap-activated Pencil in Blood Red. See above for information.
$200

197
1996 Parker Prototype Duofold Centennial cartridge/converter-fill in Black with rare Brass Overlay with “Grapes on Vine.” Charles Heidsieck Winery (UK) wanted a pen to give to their customers and asked Parker to produce several samples from which they could choose. This is one of the prototypes they did not select. GPT. 18K, fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint. While the date code on the pen is 1987, the prototype is from 1996. Converter included.
$550

198
1996 Parker Prototype Duofold International cartridge/converter-fill in Matte Red Epoxy (a color Parker only otherwise used at the time for Japan). “Charles Heidsieck” on the cap in gold, inside a gold rectangle. “Grapes on Vines” on barrel in gold. See above for additional descriptive information. GPT. Two-tone 18K, fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included.
$450

199
1996 Parker Prototype 88 cartridge/converter-fill in Matte Red Epoxy (a color Parker only otherwise used at the time for Japan) over brass. “Charles Heidsieck” on the cap in gold, inside a gold rectangle. “Grapes on Vines” on barrel in gold. See above for additional descriptive information. GPT. 23K gold-plate nib (medium). Blue gripping section. New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included.
$200

200
1996 Parker Prototype 88 cartridge/converter-fill in Matte Red Epoxy (a color Parker only otherwise used at the time for Japan). Pinstriped gold-electroplated cap. “Grapes on Vines” on barrel in gold. See above for additional descriptive information. GPT. 23K gold-plate nib (medium). Blue gripping section. New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included.
$150

201
1996 Parker Prototype 88 cartridge/converter-fill in Brass. Both cap & barrel with relief Vines. See above for additional descriptive information. GPT. 23K gold-plate nib (medium). Blue gripping section. New-old-stock. Mint. Converter included.
$350

Fearured Vintage Pen - Parker: A Page of Parker 51 Pens (more follow)
202
1943 Parker 51 Vacumatic in Midnight Blue. Brushed Lustraloy (stainless steel) cap. The rarest year of manufacture, especially in the fourth quarter, such as this one. Almost all of Parker’s manufacturing capacity was being used for the war effort (bomb sights, etc.), with what few pens being made all going to the armed services for soldiers and officers. On top of all this, the pen is fitted with a double-broad “Ball” nib, designed for left handed writers (although right handed writers could certainly use it as well). New-old-stock. Mint.
$300

203
1945 Parker 51 Vacumatic in Black. Double-jeweled. 1/10 16K “Custom” cap (pinstriped with chevron band). Near mint. Two available: (1) Extra smooth, medium/fine nib: (1) Fine nib @ $350.
$375

204
1948 Parker 51 Vacumatic in Dove Grey. Rare, brushed Lustraloy (stainless steel) “Stacked Coin” cap. Fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$175

205
1947 Parker 51 Vacumatic in Midnight Blue. 1/10 14K GF cap in alternating (2) pinstripes, (2) wavy lines, and plain panels (rare). Medium nib. New-old-stock. Mint.
$225

206
1948 Parker 51 Aerometric Demonstrator in Clear Acrylic. Fine nib. Brushed Lustraloy cap. New-old-stock. Mint with original nib size label.
$450

207
1949 Parker 51 Aerometric in Burgundy. UK manufacture. Rolled Silver cap in the “5-converging line” pattern (rare). Broad nib (also rare). Cap with some surface scratches in the silver plating (noticeable with a loop), otherwise new-old-stock, mint with perfectly clear plyglass.
$150

208
1951 Parker 51 Aerometric in Forrest Green. 1/10 12K GF Cap in the 5-Converging Lines pattern. Extra-fine nib. Near mint.
$200

209
1951 Parker 51 Aerometric Set in Navy Grey. Brushed Lustraloy (stainless steel) caps. Medium nib. New-old-stock. Mint with perfectly clear plyglass.
$150

210
1951 Parker Cap-activated Pencil for above set.
Set

211
1969 Parker 51 Aerometric Mark III Set in Midnight Blue. 1/1o 12K GF Caps in alternating 9 pinstripes and plain panels. Late 51 design, now looking more like the 1956 introduced Parker 61. Medium nib. New-old-stock. Mint with clean plyglass.
$250

212
1969 Parker Cap-activated Ball Pen for above set.
Set

Fearured Vintage Pen - Parker: A Page of Parker Vacumatic Pens
213
1935 Parker Vacumatic “Oversize” in Black. GFT. Canadian manufacture. Double-jeweled. Visualated barrel. Two-tone fine, semi-flexible nib. Near mint.
$450

214
1937 Parker Vacumatic “Oversize” in Silver Laminated. NPT. Double-jeweled. Visualated barrel. Two-tone medium nib. Some trim brassing, otherwise near mint. See matching pencil below.
$400

215
1938 Parker Vacumatic Jr. in Red Shadow-wave (a rare, short-lived model). GFT. Double-jeweled. Visualated barrel. Aluminum “lock-down” filler. Medium/fine nib. A touch of imprint wear (fully readable), otherwise near mint.
$275

216
1938 Parker Vacumatic Jr. in Green Shadow-wave (a rare, short-lived model). GFT. Double-jeweled. Visualated barrel. Aluminum “lock-down” filler. Medium/fine nib. Near mint.
$275

217
1938 Parker Vacumatic Jr. in Golden Shadow-wave (a rare, short-lived model). GFT. Double-jeweled. Visualated barrel. Aluminum “lock-down” filler. Fine nib. Near mint.
$250

218
1939 Parker Vacumatic “Junior” in Red Shadow-wave. Second-year model with the longer “Speed-line” filler unit plunger. GFT. Visualated barrel. Rare, fine-extra-flexible nib. Near mint.
$275

219
1940 Parker Vacumatic “Sr. Maxima” in Silver Laminated. Double-jeweled. NPT. Two-tone medium nib. A touch of trim wear, otherwise near mint.
$450

220
1940 Parker Vacumatic “Sr. Maxima” in Green Laminated. Double-jeweled. GFT. Two-tone fine nib. Near mint+ (could be new-old-stock).
$550

221
1942 Parker Duofold Vacumatic “Major” in Blue/Silver/Black Striped. GFT, including the wide chased cap band, indicative of the Major. This is the first model of the striped Vacumatic (introduced in 1940), which has the long aluminum “Speedline” plunger. Visualated barrel. Medium nib. A touch of imprint wear (fully readable), otherwise near mint.
$175

222
1941 Parker Duofold Vacumatic “Junior” in Green/Bronze/Black Striped. GFT. Visualated barrel. Medium nib. Near mint.
$125

223
1948 Parker Vacumatic “Sub-Debutante” in Golden Laminated. GFT. Visualated barrel. Medium/fine nib. Near mint.
$100

A Page of Vintage Pelikan Pens
224
1931 Pelikan 100 PIF in Grey Pearl (rare color). Rare, early production (remember, the 100 was only introduced in 1929). Amber celluloid barrel. Has the very early long, tapered gripping section and the cap with four vent holes. Medium, extra-flexible nib. A wonderful near mint+ example of this pen!
$750

225
1936 Pelikan 100 PIF in Green Pearl. Amber celluloid barrel. GFT. Fine, flexible nib. Near mint+
$350

226
1937 Pelikan 100N PIF in Black. Rare model from Pelikan’s Italian plant, with the black binde integrated into the acrylic barrel rather than applied over the barrel. GFT. Visualated barrel. Fine nib. Near mint. A very rare pen, indeed!
$525

227
1947 Pelikan 100N PIF in Grey Pearl (rare color). GFT. Green celluloid barrel. Fine, flexible nib. Near mint+
$600

228
1950 Pelikan 400 PIF set in Brown Striped. GFT. Visualated barrel. Fine nib. User grade with brassing of the back bottom edge of the clip and the lower edge of the cap band. Some ink stains in the visualated barrel and surface scratches on the cap. Excellent+
$150

229
1950 Pelikan Button-activated repeater Pencil for above set. Trim brassing.
Set

230
1950 Pelikan 400 PIF in Brown Striped. GFT. Visualated barrel. Medium, flexible nib. Near mint+
$225

231
1952 Pelikan 140 PIF in Green. Rare color (most 140s are striped green with a Black cap). Visualated barrel. Medium nib. Near mint+.
$300

232
1956 Pelikan 400NN PIF in Green Striped. GFT. Fine nib. Has the “Click Cap.” which locked when turned so it can’t open in your pocket. Visualated barrel. Near mint.
$200

233
1956 Pelikan 400NN PIF in Brown Striped. GFT. Fine nib. Fine nib. Has the “Click Cap.” which locked when turned so it can’t open in your pocket. Visualated barrel. Near mint.
$225

234
1973 Pelikan 400NN Merz & Krell PIF in Green Striped. GFT. Pelikan commissioned this German company to make these pens for them. While they are equal quality to the Pelikan made pens, there are slight design differences and most parts are not interchangeable. M&K also made Senator, Melbi and Diplomat pens. Visualated barrel. Fine, flexible nib. Near mint+
$275

A Page of Vintage Sheaffer Pens
235
1922 Sheaffer #2 LF in Smooth Sterling Silver with Hand Painted Geometric Design in Blue, Green and Red. Near mint. 99% of the paint is intact. Extra-fine nib. Will polish on request. Near mint. Unrestored.
$250

236
1922 Sheaffer #2 LF set in Smooth Gold-filled with Hand Painted Geometric Design in Blue, Green, Black and Purple. 90%+ of paint intact. Fine, flexible nib. Near mint. Unrestored.
$250

237
1922 Sheaffer Twist-activated Pencil for above set. 99% of paint intact.
Set

238
1915 Sheaffer 46 Special Demonstrator LF in Black “Wavy Line” chased hard rubber. The cap has two portholes, one showing the securing of the clip, the other showing the seal between the inner cap and gripping section. The barrel has four portholes showing the operation of the lever against the bladder. Factory produced and provided to dealers to show how the pen operates. Very rare today. Nib (fine) imprinted “Sheaffer’s 46 Special.” Near mint+.
$275

239
1933 Sheaffer #3-25 Balance LF ring-top in Blue, Black & White. Beautiful celluloid – and the only model in which Sheaffer used it. GFT. Medium nib. Near mint.
$175

240
1935 Sheaffer #5 Feather-touch LF in Ebonized Pearl. GFT. Medium/fine nib. Near mint+.
$175

241
1935 Sheaffer #3 Balance LF in Brown Striped. GFT. Fine nib. Near mint.
$125

242
1937 Sheaffer Lifetime Balance Deluxe LF in Green Striped. Full length, thinner model, with the wide fully pinstriped cap band made for Jewelry Stores (so they had different pens than the pen shop down the street). GFT. Visualated section. Fine, italic nib. Near mint.
$200

243
1937 Sheaffer Lifetime Balance Large LF in Carmine Red. One of the hardest colors to find. GFT. Visualated section. Medium nib. Near mint.
$750

244
1942 Sheaffer Tuckaway Triumph Touchdown-fill in Dark Blue with Chrome caps (engine-turned wavy lines) with GF bands and clip. Wrap-around fine nib. Near mint+
$175

245
1942 Sheaffer Twist-activated pencil for above set.
Set

A Page of Vintage Wahl Eversharp Pens
246
1925 Wahl Eversharp #2 Signature LF in Cardinal Smooth Hard Rubber (rare). GFT, including the roller-ball clip. The fine, extra-flexible nib is signed “Flexible.” Near mint.
$375

247
1925 Wahl Eversharp #4 Collonaide All Metal LF Set in Gold-filled engine-turned wave-chased circles with contrasting rectangular panels, with black enamel inlaid into the panels. A very rare pattern, and several times rarer with the enamel inlay intact, as is this example. Extra-fine/needle-point nib. Near mint+. Twist-activated pencil.
$600

248
1925 Wahl Eversharp Twist-activated pencil for above set.
Set

249
1927 Wahl Eversharp #6 size Gold Seal Personal Point LF in Lapis. GFT, including the roller-ball clip. The “Gold Seal” were Wahl’s lifetime guaranteed models. The “Personal Point” nibs screwed in and out, so the dealer could fit the pen with the nib style of your choice, without having to stock extra pens (like they did with Waterman’s color coded system). This medium, extra-flexible nib is signed “Flexible.” Near mint+
$400

250
1929 Wahl Eversharp Oversize Deco Band Gold Seal Personal Point LF in Black. GFT, including the roller-ball clip. See pen above for some explanations. This medium/fine, semi-flexible nib is signed “Signature.” Near mint.
$550

251
1929 Wahl Eversharp Oversize Deco Band Gold Seal Personal Point LF in Green & Bronze. GFT, including the roller-ball clip. See second pen above for some explanations. This medium/fine, semi-flexible nib is signed “Signature.” Near mint.
$650

252
1931 Wahl Eversharp Doric Oversize Gold Seal Adjustable Personal Point LF in Burma (smoke grey). GFT, including the roller-ball clip. See third pen above for some explanations. #9 Adjustable nib: fine to medium, extra-flexible. Some wear to the high points of the cap band, otherwise near mint.
$1500

253
1931 Wahl Eversharp Doric Oversize Gold Seal Adjustable Personal Point LF in Black. GFT, including the roller-ball clip. See fourth pen above for some explanations. #10 Adjustable nib: fine, stiff, to fine, extra-flexible. Near mint+.
$750

254
1936 Wahl Eversharp “Coronet” Adjustable nib LF in Gold Filled with inlaid black “Pyralin” windows in both the cap and barrel. Wahl’s most highly Art-Deco pen design. Visualated barrel. Adjustable nib: fine, stiff, to fine, extra-flexible. A tad of brassing and a slight cap posting mark, otherwise near mint.
$700

255
1943 Wahl Eversharp Skyline LF Set in Burgundy with 14K Smooth Solid Gold Caps. Medium nib. Near mint.
$350

256
1943 Wahl Eversharp Button-activated Pencil for above set.
Set

A Page of Vintage Waterman Pens
257
1924 Waterman Model 452 LF in BHR with Sterling Silver Overlay in the “Basket-weave” pattern. Beautiful! Medium, flexible nib. A few surface scratches noticeable with a loop, otherwise near mint.
$400

258
1930 Waterman Lady Patricia LF in Turquoise (Blue & Bronze). GFT. Fine, extra-flexible, italic nib. A few surface scratches and a micro-ding in the cap band, noticeable with a loop, otherwise near mint.[Two available, the second Near Mint+ with a fine, extra-flexible nib, and a wonderful owner engraving, “Laura,” at $300.
$250

259
1930 Waterman Lady Patricia LF in Moss Agate (Green & Bronze). GFT. Medium, stiff nib (signed “Manifold”). Near Mint+.
$300

260
1930 Waterman Model 94 LF in Silver Pearl with Red Specks. NPT. I’ll call this user grade because of trim wear (more to the cap band than to the clip), otherwise near mint, but an absolutely wonderful fine, extra-flexible nib.
$200

261
1930 Waterman Model 94 LF in Brown Cream. GFT. Fine nib. Near mint.
$250

262
1939 Waterman 100 Year LF in Black. First year model with the over-the-top :soldier” clip and the bands on only the barrel. Ribbed cap and barrel. GFT. Fine, flexible nib. New-old-stock. Mint. You’ll never find a nicer example!.
$750

263
1939 Waterman Model 5116 LF in Green Pearl with Blue Stripes. GFT. The only Waterman model with a die stamped design at the top of the clip. Medium, semi-flexible nib. Near mint.
$275

264
1940 Waterman 100 Year LF Doctor’s Set in White. GFT. Fine nib. New-old-stock. Mint with original barrel label.
$500

265
1940 Waterman Thermometer for above set,
Set

266
1949 Waterman Lady Garland 1357V Taperite LF in Black with 1/10 14K GF cap with short clip and wide engraved “flourish” chasing at the bottom of cap. The Taperite, with it’s semi-hooded nib, was Waterman’s answer to the Parker 51. It didn’t succeed in the marketplace and is rare today. Fine, semi-flexible nib. New-old-stock. Mint with original barrel label.
$125

Parker Salesman's Sample Cases for 48 Pens
267
1975 Parker Three (3) Salesman Zipper Sample Cases in Black Leather (perhaps vinyl) for 48 pens. . Date approximate. Each with “Parker” and logo in Gold Leaf on bottom right hand corner of the case. Inside in Grey with 4 integral flaps, each protecting 12 pens (inside of two of the gases in light grey, the third in dark grey). Four sewn strips of Black Elastic to accommodate 12 pens each. Pens in photo not included. All gently used but in near mint condition with minor scuffs but no tears or ink stains. Price is for each. Three available. Please indicate the quantity you would like. Photo of inside of cases.
$95

The World's Best Waterman Book - Almost Sold Out!
268
2008 Waterman Past and Present – The First Six Generations by Gary Lehrer and Max Davis. Note: Only 26 copies left, then we’re sold out! Regular Hard Cover Edition, Coffee Table Size: 11″ x 8.25″. A comprehensive look at the first 60 years of Waterman Pen Company pens, advertising, and ephemera. With thousands of superb color reproductions, this is the definitive picture book for fountain pen collectors, ink bottle enthusiasts, ephemera lovers, and those interested in the history of writing instruments. A huge number of the items pictured have never before been photographed and published for collectors and historians. Established in 1883, Waterman is one of the few fountain pen manufacturers that still exists today. A couple of additional page views.
$99

Review other Catalogs:
Catalog #80
Catalog #81
Catalog #83
Catalog #84