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Item# |
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Description |
Price |
| P960 |
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Early fountain pen that was made in the early 1900s. It is a black hard
rubber eyedropper fill pen. It is unmarked. It is not a great quality
pen and I don't blame the maker for not marking it.
Maker:
?
Color:
black
Year:
1901-1909 [guesstimate]
Country of Origin:
?
Cap Material:
hard rubber
Barrel Material:
hard rubber
Cap Style:
slip on
Trim Material: gold
washed brass
Length with cap on:
5 7/16"
Nib Marking:
Signature 2 made in USA [not original]
Nib Material:
Gold plated steel
Nib Flexibility:
stiff
Nib Width (tip):
fine
Working Condition:
untested [and untrusted]
Scratches or Cracks:
there are some minor marks
Engravings:
None
Imprint:
none
Imprint Location:
n/a
Imprint Condition:
n/a
Filling System:
eyedropper fill
This is a great example of a crappy fountain pen. If you ever look in
the old catalogues and see the really cheap fountain pen that was
offered as an alternative to the name brand pens, this is that pen. It
is interesting for what it is, but don't expect much. It is actually in
good condition, but it wasn't too great to begin with. |
$30.00
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| P891 |
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LeBoeuf desk fountain pen that was made in the USA in the 1920s. There
is no base. It is an thumb fill pen and it is a good smooth writer.
Maker: LeBoeuf
Model:
desk pen
Color: blue
grey pearl
Year:
1920s
Country of Origin:
USA
Barrel Material:
plastic [celluloid]
Trim Material:
n/a
Length with cap on: 7"
Nib Marking: LeBoeuf
4 Springfield
Nib Material:
14K Gold
Nib Flexibility: semi-flex
Nib Width (tip):
medium
working condition:
fills and writes
Scratches or Cracks:
none
Engravings:
none
Plate wear:
n/a
Imprint:
there is no imprint and there never was one on this pen
Imprint Location:
n/a
Imprint Condition: n/a
This is a nice writing LeBoeuf desk pen. There is no base. Smooth
writer with a nice medium nib. It has nice color but there are 2 dark
bands on the pen, The discoloration looks far worst in the photos that it
appears when you have the pen in front of you. The photo lights really
exaggerate the dark spots on the pen. Again, please remember that there is
no base. |
$200.00
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| P863 |
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Check protector made in the USA in 1940s. You run it over checks or
documents after they have been filled out and it leaves a pattern of small
lines preventing alteration. It has a ink refill that resembles a Sheaffer
or Wahl unit for the 40s. It has a brush on the end that runs over the
underside of the check protector wheel.
Maker:
unmarked
Model: Check
Protector
Color: black +
gold
Year:
1940s
Country of Origin:
USA
Cap Material:
aluminum
Barrel Material:
aluminum
Cap Style:
screw on
Length with cap on: 5
5/8"
working condition:
I don't think you can refill it
Scratches or Cracks:
no cracks and just a minor scratch or 2
This is a very interesting old business tool. |
$100.00
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| P937 |
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Vintage Cutey fountain pen that was made by the Iridium Point
Pen Co in the 1920s.
Maker:
Iridium Point Pen Co
Model:
Cutey
Color:
black
Year: 1920s
Country of Origin:
USA
Cap Material:
plastic [celluloid]
Barrel Material:
plastic [celluloid]
Cap Style:
screw on
Trim Material:
gold filled
Length with cap on:
3 9/16"
Nib Marking:
warranted 14K
Nib Material:
14K Gold
Nib Flexibility:
slight flex
Nib Width (tip):
medium
Working Condition:
unrestored [not working]
Scratches or Cracks:
none
Trim Wear:
none
Engravings:
None
Imprint:
Cutey Iridium Point Pen Co NY
Imprint Location:
barrel
Imprint Condition:
excellent
Filling System:
lever filler
This is a cute vintage fountain pen from an obscure pen company. The nib
does not appear to have any iridium, but you could probably smooth it
out to make is useable. Not serviced. |
$65.00
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| P851 |
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Diamond Point Pen Co. oversize fountain pen that was made in the USA
in the 1920s. It is a lever fill pen and it has been serviced and it is a
good smooth writer. It is red [orange] hard rubber, not plastic. It has
the early Diamond Point clip, not the later "NEW" Diamond Point clip.
Maker: Diamond Point
Size:
oversize
Color:
red [orange]
Year:
1920s
Country of Origin:
USA
Cap Material:
hard rubber
Barrel Material:
hard rubber
Style: flattop
Cap Style:
screw on
Trim Material:
gold filled
Length with cap on: 5
7/16"
Nib Marking:
Warranted 14K 8
Nib Material:
14K Gold
Nib Flexibility:
very slight flex
Nib Width (tip):
medium [leaning a little to the fine side]
working condition:
It has just been serviced
Scratches or Cracks:
there are some small cracks around the hole that the clip is mounted into
Engravings:
none
Plate wear:
there is a little wear on the ball of the clip
Imprint:
Diamond Point Fill E-Z
Imprint Location:
barrel
Imprint Condition:
very good
Filling system:
lever fill
Nice writing pen with a smooth nib. It is in very good condition, but it
does have those tiny cracks where the clip goes into the cap. With red
hard rubber pens, you almost have to expect some cracks. The black end cap
on the barrel is threaded in and you can unscrew it if you want to do so.
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$235.00
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| P938 |
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Vintage Sport fountain pen that I believe was made in Germany in
the 1930s. .
Maker:
Sport
Model:
?
Color:
silver pearl and green
Year: 1930s
Country of Origin:
Germany [?]
Cap Material:
plastic [celluloid]
Barrel Material:
plastic [celluloid]
Cap Style:
screw on
Trim Material:
gold washed
Length with cap on: 5
1/16"
Nib Marking:
none
Nib Material:
alloy
Nib Flexibility:
slight flex
Nib Width (tip):
fine
Working Condition:
untested unrestored [probably won't work]
Scratches or Cracks:
there are some scratches on the cap and barrel
Trim Wear:
the cap bands are worn to brass
Engravings:
None
Imprint:
Sport
Imprint Location:
cap
Imprint Condition:
excellent
Filling System:
twist Filler [piston]
This is a very unusual vintage fountain pen. It looks a lot like a
Pelikan. The clip has a logo with crossed hammers on it. The piston
moves, but I'm sure it needs to be serviced. Very unusual color. |
$150.00
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| P862 |
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Ambassador fountain pen that was made in the USA in 1920s. It has
great color and uses similar coral plastic to a Wahl gold seal pen. It is
a lever fill pen and it has been serviced and it is a good smooth
writer. Ambassador was a trademark of the J. Harris Pen Co. I don't know
if this was made for them or if someone else used the same name.
Maker: Ambassador
Size: standard
Color: coral
Year:
1920s
Country of Origin:
USA
Cap Material:
plastic [celluloid]
Barrel Material:
plastic [celluloid]
Style: flattop
Cap Style:
screw on
Trim Material:
gold filled cap band, nickel clip and lever
Length with cap on: 5
5/16"
Nib Marking:
Warranted 14K 4
Nib Material:
14K Gold
Nib Flexibility:
a tiny bit of flex
Nib Width (tip):
medium
working condition:
It has just been serviced
Scratches or Cracks:
none
Engravings:
None
Plate wear: the
clip and the lever were gold washed, but now they are nickel
Imprint:
Ambassador on clip, sylized "A" on lever
Imprint Condition:
perfect
Filling system:
lever fill
Nice writing pen with a smooth nib. The color is great on this pen. |
$150.00
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| P750 |
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Park Row oversize fountain pen that was made in the USA in 1920s. It
is a lever fill pen and it has been serviced and it is a good smooth
writer. Park Row was a line of pens made by Eclipse and sold
at a lower price with no guarantees.
Maker: Park
Row
Color: yellow +
jade green end caps
Year:
1920s
Country of Origin:
USA
Cap Material:
plastic
Barrel Material:
plastic
Style: flattop
Cap Style:
screw on
Trim Material:
gold plated
Length with cap on: 5
5/16"
Nib Marking:
warranted 14KT 8 [the nib looks more like a #4 size]
Nib Material:
14K Gold
Nib Flexibility: almost
a full flex
Nib Width (tip): medium
[leaning toward broad]
working condition:
It has just been serviced
Scratches or Cracks:
minor dark spots on barrel
Engravings:
None
Plate wear: the
clip is near mint and the lever is nice
Imprint: Park
Row on clip
Imprint Condition:
perfect
Filling system:
lever fill
Excellent writing pen with a smooth nib. Outstanding look with the jade
end caps. There is a couple of dark streaks on the barrel, one of which is
the seam where it was wrapped and bonded. There is some ink stains inside
the cap. |
$300.00
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| P633 |
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Edward Todd 14K solid gold overlay fountain pen
that was made in the USA in 1920s. It has vertical lines as a pattern.
There are some dents, so this is not a mint pen.
Maker: Edward Todd
Year: 1920s
Country of Origin: USA
Cap Material:
14K gold
Barrel Material:
14K gold
Pattern: Sheraton [lined]
Cap Style: screw on
Trim Material: gold
Length with cap on: 5"
Nib Marking:
Edward Todd & Co New York 3
Nib Material:
14K Gold
Nib Flexibility: full flex
Nib Width (tip):
falls between a medium and a broad, but closer to broad
Working Condition: It has just
been serviced
Scratches or Cracks: some small dings
Engravings: initials JJF on barrel
Filling System: Lever Filler
This is a good example of a solid gold fountain pen from the 1920s. It
has some small dings, so it is not a mint pen. The nib is very odd, looks
like it is either custom or reworked, but either way it is a nice smooth
nib. The pen is not marked Todd, but I have had a few Todd overlays in the
past and none of them were ever marked. It is marked 14K and it tests at
14K gold. The clip is a sure sign that it is a Todd pen. |
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| P554 |
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Vintage safety
style fountain pen with a sterling silver overlay. While most
safety pens were made by Waterman, this one is unmarked and I doubt if
it is a Waterman. It measures 4 7/16" long. It is a thick pen and
has a barrel diameter of 1/2". The mechanism functions properly,
but the pen has no nib. The feed comes out & and goes back when you
turn the knob on the end of the barrel. The pen is unmarked except for
the number 900 on the barrel [silver content mark]. There is one ding in
the side of the cap, otherwise the pen is in excellent condition. Even
unmarked, it is a really nice looking vintage sterling pen.
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$165.00
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| P701 |
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Triad fountain pen barrel that was made in the USA
in the 1930s. The color is great on this barrel. The imprint is like new.
The barrel threads are excellent. It is missing the blind cap on the
bottom, but the white spacer is still there. There are no problems with
this barrel. It is an outstanding barrel in every way. 3" long not
including the section. The pressure bar is sticking out of the bottom of
the barrel a tiny bit. If you have a nice cap, this is what you have
been waiting for. |
$500.00
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