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More Coin-Fillers

Mar 30, 2015Coin-Filler

More Coin-Fillers

We have previously posted about Waterman's Coin-Filler fountain pens. In 1908, Waterman released the self-filling pen, but by 1913, the sleeve-filler was improved and The Coin-Filler was launched under a special licence from Conklin. Each coin had a unique key number, making them something fun and interesting to collect today - if you can find one. A great vintage pen, indeed! [caption id="attachment_514" align="aligncenter" width="768"]

Waterman: Past and Present Max Davis & Gary LehrerPage 27https://www.gopens.com/Vintage_Pen_Parts/WatermanBook.php

Waterman: Past and Present
Max Davis & Gary Lehrer
Page 27
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Written by Myrna Lehrer

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