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Item#	Description	Price
P793	L&C Hardtmuth Studio fountain pen that was made in Germany in the late 1940s or 1950s. It has never been inked. It is laminated like a Vacumatic. Maker: Pelikan L&C Hardtmuth Model: Studio Color: brown pearl laminated Year: 1940s or 50s Country of Origin: Germany [maybe Austria] Cap Material: plastic Barrel Material: Plastic Cap Style: screw on Trim Material: gold plated Length with cap on: 4 15/16" Nib Marking: 14K 585 Nib Material: 14K Gold Nib Flexibility: full flex Nib Width (tip): medium Working Condition: it has not been serviced or tested Scratches or cracks: minor marks [probably from manufacturing] Engravings: None Plate wear: The lacquer is starting to wear on the trim, but the plating looks intact Imprint: L&C Hardtmuth Studio Imprint Location: barrel Imprint Condition: excellent Filling System: twist [piston] This is a uncommon pen in the best possible condition. The piston moves fairly easily and the pen probably works, but I can't guarantee working condition. I'm selling this is a vintage mint unused pen, if you want a working pen, buy something else.	$150.00
P741	Diamond Point Pen Co. 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. The color is a very unusual dark green marbled with a bronze metallic. At first glance I thought the cap has been shortened, but after looking at it longer, I just couldn't decide. Maker: Diamond Point Size: standard size Color: green and bronze Year: 1920s Country of Origin: USA Cap Material: plastic Barrel Material: plastic Style: flattop Cap Style: screw on Trim Material: gold filled Length with cap on: 5 1/16" Nib Marking: Diamond Point 14K 5 Nib Material: 14K Gold Nib Flexibility: semi-flex Nib Width (tip): medium working condition: It has just been serviced Scratches or Cracks: there are some minor marks, all are very small Engravings: none Plate wear: there is a little wear on the ball of the clip and a lot of wear on the lever Imprint Location: clip and nib, lever has the "D" in a diamond mark Imprint Condition: excellent Filling system: lever fill Nice writing pen with a smooth nib. Unusual color.	$150.00
P594	Security fountain pen that was made in the USA in 1930s. It is a twist filler [bladder + pressure bar style] pen and it has been serviced and it is a good smooth writer. Great color but the barrel is somewhat darker than the cap. This is one of the last pens made by Security before they stopped production. The nib is marked Educator, which is what was marked on the later nibs when these pens were assembled by college students. This pen was part of a group of Security pens I bought a few years ago from the estate of a former salesman. This pen has the check protector. A lot of the plastic Security pens have no check protector. There are no cracks but there are chips on each side of the check protector [I have shown the larger chip in the close-up]. The chips are covered by the derby. Maker: Security Model: Check Protector Color: Year: 1930s Country of Origin: USA Cap Material: plastic Barrel Material: plastic Style: streamlined Cap Style: screw on Trim Material: gold filled Length with cap on: 5 1/2" Nib Marking: Educator Nib Material: 14K Gold Nib Flexibility: very slight flex Nib Width (tip): medium working condition: It has just been serviced. Scratches or Cracks: no cracks but the end of the barrel has a very slight warp to it Engravings: None Plate wear: none Imprint: Security Imprint Location: clip Imprint Condition: perfect Filling system: twist fill Nice writing pen with a smooth nib. This is a very rare pen and may be a prototype. I have heard that there may be 1 or 2 other pens like this but I have not seen one.	$600.00
P634	JUCO [J Uhlrich & Co] Vulcan fountain pen that was made in the USA around 1905. It is a stylographic pen. This has to be the longest stylo pen I have ever seen. I am guessing it is a stenographers pen. Maker: JUCO Model: Vulcan Color: black Year: 1905 Country of Origin: USA Cap Material: hard rubber Barrel Material: hard rubber Pattern: smooth Cap Style: slip on Trim Material: none Length with cap on: 6 7/8" Working Condition: unrestored [not working] Scratches or Cracks: some minor marks on the cap Engravings: None Plate wear: n/a Imprint: JU&Co Vulcan Made in America Imprint Location: barrel Imprint Condition: perfect Filling System: eyedropper fill Not mint, but it is in excellent used condition. The wire is there, but the part that it is mounted on is stuck, it may just need a little cleaning up, or the wire may be short, I'm not sure. This is a very unusual pen.	$100.00
P635	Antique paperweight that was a give-away from the Howard Hunt pen company. It has "Hunt Silverine Pens" incised on the bottom. It measures 2 1/2" wide. It is in good used condition but shows a lot of use. No major chips or cracks, but it does have a lot of scratches.	$70.00
P584	Vintage overlay safety fountain pen that was made around 1920. It is marked Warranted Ideal 18KR on the bottom of the cap. Although Ideal was a trademark of Waterman I think that some of the Continental safety pens were marked Ideal to make people think they were Waterman's. Maker: Ideal Model: safety Color: gold and black Year: 1910 Country of Origin: Germany? Cap Material: hard rubber Barrel Material: hard rubber Pattern: chased with floral design on overlay Cap Style: screw on Trim Material: gold plated Length with cap on: 4 5/8"" Nib Marking: Warranted 14K Nib Material: 14K Gold Nib Flexibility: flex Nib Width (tip): medium Working Condition: It has not been serviced or tested. Scratches or Cracks: there is some damage on the top edge of the cap Engravings: None Plate wear: There is a lot of wear on the clip and some wear on top edge of the cap. Imprint: Warranted Ideal 18KR Imprint Location: cap Imprint Condition: good Filling System: eyedropper fill This is an unusual pen. It is not mint. it shows lots of use. The clip seems to be brass and may not be original. Some dents mainly near the top of cap.	$200.00
P620	Ever Rite fountain pen that was made in New Jersey in the 1930s. It is a long short style pen. When the cap is screwed down, the pen is very short, but when you post the cap, you have a long pen. I guess it is an eyedropper fill pen, there is no filling system but the section does have a long neck on it? No nib. Maker: Ever Rite Color: black Year: 1930s Country of Origin: USA Cap Material: plastic Barrel Material: Plastic Cap Style: screw on Trim Material: nickel? Length with cap on: 3 11/16 " Nib Marking: no nib Working Condition: untested Scratches or Cracks: none Engravings: None Plate wear: I did not polish this pen, there is tarnish on the cap bands which may be wear, but may not be Imprint: Ever Rite Pen Orange NJ Imprint Location: barrel Imprint Condition: good Filling System: eyedropper fill ? There were a number of pens made in Orange New Jersey. This reminds me of a Kaweco pen.	$48.00
P373	Spors glass nib fountain pen in mottled brown and white plastic. Earlier Spors pens were crescent fill Conklin imitators and although this one is a later lever fill, they have kind of used the Conklin style rocker clip on it. Made in Japan. Unrestored. Excellent color. Slight warpage of the lever opening in the barrel, but overall the pen is in excellent condition.	$65.00
P395	Autofiller Pen Co. - black chased hard rubber, ringtop fountain pen - eyedropper fill, 3 3/4", Autofiller nib (medium semi-flex), near mint, slightly used, untested.	$67.00


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