Introduced in 1962, the Parker VP (Very Personal) was an attempt to solve a number of problems associated with fountain pens. One was the difficulty that left-handed persons have writing with a fountain pen, as they try to keep their READ MORE
Sheaffer’s Targa series of fountain pens was introduced in 1976 and was named after the Targa Florio motor car race in Sicily. (There’s an interesting story on Richard Binder’s page describing how the original name for the series was the READ MORE
Not much to say here, since much has been written about the 51. This is just a pen and pencil set from Denmark, including the filling instructions in Danish. The set appears to be unused – but it is not READ MORE
The Parker Victory has a history ranging from the MK I that started production in 1941 to the MK V that ended in the 1960’s. The full story can be read on this page. The MK V featured Parker’s new READ MORE
The Parker 65 model was introduced in 1967. The design was based on the 61 (the two models even shared some components) but offered an open nib for those who did not like the hooded nibs of the 51 and READ MORE
This pen and pencil set was made in Denmark by the Christian Olsen factory in Copenhagen. True to its name, this set is best suited to someone with a small hand. V201773 & V201774
Item number: V201647
Item number: V201630
Item number: V201638