The Parker Frontier line ran from 1996 to 2012, and was released in various incarnations. Most versions were made of ABS plastic, with a stainless steel cap and a gold-plated steel nib. This set is the Flightier GT which was READ MORE
This Waterman’s 513 in Tiger Eye (or Tortoise shell – depending on where you look) was probably made around 1940 in England. It’s a celluloid pen with the 14 carat gold 2A nib. With a very light hand, the nib 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 Mabie, Todd & Co. began in New York in 1860’s and were exporting pens to the United Kingdom through their London office, established in 1884. Apparently, their “Swan” model became ubiquitous to the point where the name was used READ MORE
Two Wearever Zenith lever fillers. The wine red one is in excellent condition. The British Racing Green one has obviously been well used. Both are good choices for an everyday pen, despite being over 50 years old… Some more info about READ MORE
This was a very nice gift from a friend (who also happens to be a fan of vintage Bang & Olufsen equipment…) – so it will remain in my collection. However, it’s a beautiful pen that deserved to be seen. READ MORE
This pen looks like it could be an attempt to copy the design of the 1928 Parker Duofold, right down to the dual bands on the cap. It was made sometime between 1946 and 1955, since this is the time frame for READ MORE
This Esterbook Model J, Double Jewel was made in England and includes a new 9550 Extra Fine Firm nib. A new 9556 Fine Firm is also available. For more information on the history of the READ MORE